Showing posts with label Bluebells. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bluebells. Show all posts

Monday, 25 April 2011

The Sun Brings Them Out!

Its been a scorcher over the Bank Holiday so I got out there and covered a lot of ground. Too hot and too busy for the majority of our wildlife and by going deeper into the forest to find them would have just invaded their safe space!
I spent a lot of time searching new areas for the adder and grass snake (to see dedicated blog) Click Here


I found a couple of blue flowers, don't know what they were so I thought I had better take a snap in case they were rare! :-)




Than I found this fella sitting on a stinging nettle leaf!




And this lady - I followed her up the blade of grass and waited patiently for the right moment!




I know they are invasive, destructive and the reason why our native red squirrel is absent from many parts of the UK, but they are cute when they are babies!



Rob

Friday, 21 May 2010

Bluebells - Forest of Dean - 2010

They were late this year due to the severe weather in January and February. The bracken is now quite bad in places and spoils the usual blanket of blue, but there are still some good spots for pics!



Rob