Software taking shape
Submitted by colin on Sun, 2009/09/27 - 18:50.My image gallery replacement software for Drupal is gradually taking shape.
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Migrant hawker hovering
Submitted by naturalist on Sun, 2009/09/20 - 19:48.
Aeshna mixta (male)
Cyril Gibbons hide - Mere Sands Wood
Migrant Hawker on a Reed - Cyril Gibbons hide
Submitted by naturalist on Sun, 2009/09/20 - 19:43.
Aeshna Mixta (male)
Common Darter landing
Submitted by naturalist on Sun, 2009/09/20 - 19:37.
Sympetrum striolatum (male)
Mere Sands Wood visitors centre
A Southern Hawker at Heysham nature reserve
Submitted by naturalist on Sun, 2009/09/13 - 20:04.I think I must be responsible for the poor summer we have had this year. With now 5 fine days in a row, starting on 09-09-09 (my 50th birthday), it is clear that nature held back the summer in order to properly celebrate the occasion (
being the principle present she gave me - at Tim's Tarn, Eskdale - not Heysham).
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Black Darter at Heysham nature reserve
Submitted by naturalist on Sun, 2009/09/13 - 19:27.
Sympetrun danae (male)
Southern Hawker at Heysham Nature Reserve
Submitted by naturalist on Sun, 2009/09/13 - 19:24.
Aeshna cyanea (male)
Common Darters mating at Heysham Dog Pond
Submitted by naturalist on Sun, 2009/09/13 - 19:21.
Sympetrum striolatum
Seven species at Mere Sands Wood (ten for the week)
Submitted by naturalist on Sat, 2009/09/12 - 19:10.A few Common Blue Damselflies were still flying, along with a couple of Blue Tails and a solitary Emerald Damselfly. Common Darters were not all that numerous. Only one Southern Hawker. Also a few Brown Hawkers and a few more Migrant Hawkers (including this one):
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Flying Migrant Hawker at Mere Sands Wood
Submitted by naturalist on Sat, 2009/09/12 - 19:06.Aeshna mixta (male)
