'England's Green and Pleasant Land'
At the moment, not quite, as you can observe from the photo below. The Maize crop growing on the hillside looks darker, but the grassland is brown and not productive at all.
This is what 30 degrees celsius plus temperatures cause over a short period of time.
The sheep have the best idea. Hide under any available tree or bush.
There are numerous immature Goldfinch flying around now, along with their parents.
This Whitethroat below looks rather bedraggled after rearing young.
A good specimen of a Large White butterfly.
It chose a nice setting for a photograph.
I don't get to see Small Copper butterflies very often and this one has been around a bit now.
Autumn fruits beginning to show.
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| Sloe Fruit |
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| Blackberries |
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| Gatekeeper Butterfly |
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| Meadow Brown |
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| Red Admiral |
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| Peacock |
Quite a good number of Norfolk Hawker dragonflies again this year.
The unmistakable call of a Corn Bunting.
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