Scenes and nature images I have shot recently walking the Dorset countryside.
The Lulworth Skipper
A butterfly I always like to shoot as it is only found within the first 5 miles of the Dorset coastline.
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The Adonis Blue butterfly.
Mallard Ducklings are emerging along the river now.
You just have to take a few shots.!
The Red Campions are still hanging on in some areas.
Female Brimstone butterflies are going about laying eggs already.
The Common Blue butterfly mating.
The male is on the right in this image.
I was fortunate to see this Male and female Pheasant.
I was one side of a hedgerow. I heard the Cock Pheasant call.
I looked around the corner and got this shot. Then they both ducked down and remained hidden.
Robins work terribly hard at this time finding food and feeding young, they have no time for personal care. Hence the dishevelled appearance.
Hei Roy! Siellä on niin kaunista! Aivan ihanat valokuvat, upeista kohteista! Täällä on kylmää!
ReplyDeleteHei Anne. Kiitos, kyllä, näyttää päivä päivältä paremmalta tähän aikaan.
DeleteLovely series Roy and very enjoyable. Just popping in to wish you a happy June and to thank you for starting my day off with nature’s gifts.
ReplyDeleteHi Denise, good to hear form you. Have a good summer in VA.
DeleteMagnifique ! Plus particulièrement les photos d'accouplement des papillons :-)
ReplyDeleteMerci beaucoup pour vos gentils commentaires
DeleteHello Roy,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of the skippers and other butterflies. The blue one is stunning and great to see the butterflies mating. The background is superb! Fantastic landscape! Last but not least: adorable Robin.
Happy weekend,
Regards Maria
Thanks Maria for your kind words.
DeleteHi Roy, excellent photos. Have a nice pentecostweekend ! Greets
ReplyDeleteThanks Caroline.
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