Big Waters
Labels:
Banded Demoiselle,
Big Waters,
Common Darter,
Kingfisher,
Reed Warbler
A recent trip ending at Big Waters looking for dragonflies I only had a brief glimpse of two large hawkers despite the day being sunny spells it just was not warm enough to encourage them out even checking sites I have seen them before turned up nothing . Big Waters from the top hide I saw a Banded Demoiselle male flitting across the water by the scrape , a Willow Tit came into the feeders but only on two occasions , a Kingfisher observed on the far side of the pond , I had disturbed a Kingfisher from in front of the hide when opening the shutters not the easiest things to open quietly a check at the small pond nearby and also the dipping pond then the pond on the outfall , finally along the return path which has had many Dragonflies resting in the sun but alas not today .
Meadow Brown on Knapweed
Common Darters linked in mating this female looks rather blue on the underside ?
Just trying to get closer I thought the pattern looked good with them linked and on some nice stone
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