3rd Aug. Having
spent an hour by the lake whilst on patch today, I visited the productive
insect area and was pleased to be able to find a good number of Small Skipper Butterflies. Images are shown below. The only other butterflies seen were a
handful of White species and Meadow
Browns.
I took the chance to capture images of two or three other
insects. Again images are shown
below. I find Bumble Bees probably the most difficult to photograph as they are
on the move constantly. Macro
photography makes you really work, but is very rewarding at times.
I have the New Naturalist book on Bumble Bees and thought the photos let the book down. I now have some sympathy for the photographer!
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