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Common European limpets (Patella vulgata) on a rock close to Roscoff
GBIF ID 1291053930 (www.gbif.org)
66542 and 66592 (which sports the truly inspirng name of Johnson Stevens Agencies) bring 6A40, the 08:40 Merehead - Hanwell Bridge Loop past Hungerford Common
The visible portion of the train consists of recently delivered HOA hoppers from VTG Rail giving the very rare sight these days of a graffiti free shot
Taken with the aid of a pole
Schmetterlinge in Ungarn
Hauhechel-Bläuling (Polyommatus icarus) bei der Paarung,
könnte aber auch ein "Kleiner Esparsetten-Bläuling" (Polyommatus thersites) sein, sieht schon sehr ähnlich aus.
Butterfly in Hungary
Common Blue (Polyommatus icarus) during mating,
but could also be an "Chapman's Blue" (Polyommatus thersites), already looks very similar.
Holidays in Hungary, image #459 of 581
H1505-(459)
SONY NEX-7 & SEL 18-200
200mm _ f/9 _ 1/1250s _ ISO200
20.05.2015 10:01
On a recent Pelagic survey in the southern Irish Sea aboard the Cartlet Lady we encounterd several hundred Common Dolphin, Minke Whale, Tuna, Leatherback turtle, Blue shark and a host of sea birds. Numerous dolphin came to the boat giving superb views.
See the full story of the day here. whaleswales.blogspot.co.uk/
A female jumping spider feeding on a pink caterpillar. Certainly not a common sight to see a spider hunt down and consume a caterpillar.
@fort cunning park, sg
Ypthima huebneri (Common fourring) feeding on an unknown wildflower. On the wilderness surrounding the Machinchang Cable Car carpark, Machinchang Cambrian Geoforest Park, Langkawi, Malaysia.
A young Common Lizard, only 6/7 cms long from head to tail. We don't see these often where I am, so it was lovely to see a handful of these tiny lizards over in Wales on a visit to the Dyfi Osprey project. For anyone interested, another blog post with more info and photos at birdandbugdiaries.blogspot.co.uk/2015/08/straying-off-loc...
BBC wildlife are also taking nominations for 'blogger awards' for people who have participated in their 'local patch reporter' project - if anyone fancies nominating me (I'm probably clutching at straws here, but would certainly be very grateful of any nomination!!!), they can do so here; www.discoverwildlife.com/british-wildlife/local-patch-rep...
Cleeve Common.
The common puffball grows on the ground in woodlands and grasslands, often occurring in small clusters. When a fruiting body is mature, a hole opens at the top. When the puffball is bumped by a passing animal or even hit by raindrops, a cloud of spores is puffed out of the hole. The spores will drift away on the wind and help the fungus spread.
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Nearly froze my fingers off getting this one. Had seen a lot of female Mergansers but the males seem to be a lot rarer, so when I saw this one had to stay until I got a decent one.
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