Abbey Meadows

Abbey Meadows

Thursday, 15 July 2010

Borough Woods


















Pictured above are some pics from this morning along the banks of the Wansbeck in the Borough woods. The top pics appear to be a variant of Common spotted orchid, it has no spots on the leaves and unusually it was growing in dense shade on a steep bank with Common twayblades. Below that is Betony, two insects that I don't know the name of, slimemould Fuligo septica flava and Common Jellyspot.

5 comments:

Stewart said...

Nige the moth looks like Twin Spot Carpet to me.

Anonymous said...

The moth`s got me stumped Nigel, but the Hoverfly is Volucella pellucens.

abbey meadows said...

Thanks for the id. I've looked in my moth book Stew and it looks good for twin spot. I took a few pics. There were a few of them flying about in the clearings. Hoverflies and small bees and wasps are a headache for me to identify Dean.

sebi_2569 said...

nice photo; nice blog; bravo

Mallynna said...

wonderful :x I love your photos :x