June Jaunt

June Jaunt - Common Blue Damselfly
June Jaunt

Finally managed to get out on the patch today, seems to have been forever, a few different illnesses through the family, sore shoulders and bad back are my excuses (that and the few times I have been out I have not had he energy after to write about it sorry). Anyway today’s walk was always going to be about the bugs rather than the birds, as so often in summer months the birds are less my focus.

June Jaunt

Today is mainly going to be a photo post, although it was a very enjoyable walk, there was not much about (and nothing of real note) however it was a great day for me with the camera (although I missed the photo of a Blue Argus, my first on the patch, that I really wanted, I was too busy admiring it).

Anyway here are the photos.

2 Spot Ladybird
2 Spot Ladybird

 

Common Blue Damselfly (immature or female)
Common Blue Damselfly (immature or female)

 

Banded demoiselle (female)
Banded demoiselle (female)

 

Common Blue Damselfly (male)
Common Blue Damselfly (male)

 

Blue-tailed Damselfly (male)
Blue-tailed Damselfly (male)

 

Bombardier beetle (I think)
Bombardier beetle (I think)

 

Huge Chub swimming in the Ouse
Huge Chub swimming in the Ouse

 

sphaerophoria (scripta) hoverfly

 

Long Horn beetle Stenocorus meridianus
Long Horn beetle Stenocorus meridianus
Long Horn beetle Stenocorus meridianus
Long Horn beetle Stenocorus meridianus
Rather worn Peacock butterfly
Rather worn Peacock butterfly

 

Pink flowers (really bad with flower ID sorry)
Pink flowers (really bad with flower ID sorry)

 

Azure Damselfly (male)
Azure Damselfly (male)

So there they all are, I hope you like them.

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