Just a few shots from yesterday and today .

1 of 2 juvenile Jays that noisily took up residence in the garden with their parents yesterday .

Female Adder ,

and male Adder , I came across up on the Greensand Ridge today .

Also up on the Ridge , a strange pairing in a field , Shetland Pony and Alpaca , I think .

He's probably called Al , but I couldn't help thinking he should be called Dean , from the latter's early years !
That's scuppered any chance of getting my moths identified in the future .
2 comments:
Jays in the garden is a good one Greenie.
Oooh!! Greenie. All it`s missing, is a couple of piercings ;-)
I think i might be persuaded to keep on identifying your unknown moths.
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