Saturday morning tidy up.
Little Egret fishing in the South Esk, at the Slunks, click here for video
Common Sandpiper at the Old Harbour, click here for video
Greenshank at Montrose Basin, click here for video
How I suffer to get material for this blog! click here for evidence
Billy Joe "B. J." Thomas - Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, click here
One of the giant (10mm) froglets which have been entertaining grandkids in my garden pond recently. These are the later tranche after adults deposited spawn over a period of about a month during early spring
A Green-veined White resting in a rain shower at the Lurgies on a humid evening
I found this grub and others in my empty nest box where the Tree Bumblebees had nested. It's a Wax Moth grub which is a known pest in bee hives and common in Tree Bumblebee nests, they eat the wax of the cells and the colony can fail. I can't tell if that was the case here or if it was just the time the new queens leave the nest
Little Egret on the same showery night at the Lurgies
The one in the video doesn't have the long crest
Meadow Brown underwing (for Lorna)
and upperwing
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