Lunan Bay at low tide is not a good time to look for sea ducks, divers, and as it's a bit early yet, terns. At least the sun was shining but there was just enough wind blowing to make insect photography (with a 300mm prime) difficult. I've tried to identify everything but it's not my field of knowledge, I still have to work out what is! Many id's were from a start using Google Lens.
A brief return to birds, Common Scoters flying around near low tide at Lunan Bay, but always out too far
The arty shot, two Oystercatchers sitting in the sun on the poly-tunnels at Lunan Bay
Roe Deer near Red Castle
Photo from near Red Castle
The viaduct at the north end of Lunan Bay
Six Spot Burnet Moth
Mating pair
Male Common Blue Butterfly
An unusual view of a Meadow Brown Butterfly where the upper-wing is hidden
This one showing the usual pose
A Yellow Shell Moth keeping out of the sun in the long grass
Cinnabar Moth caterpillars, a phone photo
Early Bumblebee on Scabious
Another one on Wild Yarrow
Garden Grass-veneer Moth, where else but in Olive's garden
A mating pair of what I think will be a parasitic fly species, or maybe wasps?
Red Soldier Beetle
Helophilus hybridus
Helophilus hybridus
A bald Garden Bumblebee with almost all of the hairs missing from its abdomen
Age, it happens to us all
One of the 150 Robber Fly species
Dune Brittlestem
Common Restharrow, ssp
Wild Yarrow
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