Toothwort,near Ironbridge a parasite of Hazel

Finally found Lapwing nest on the weald,suspect there are at least 3 others,but quite difficult to find,the next photo shows the same nest,it took me a while to find it and I took the photo!@BTO_Shropshire

Out on the Telford Weald today finds included golden bloomed grey longhorn,wasp beetle,crab spider,xysticus cristatus with lunch,,drinker moth caterpillar

Swept from an apple tree Telford Weald,gravid?,any ideas BAS

Telford Weald yesterday,blue tailed,common damsel,banded demoiselle four spot chaser

Telford Weald yesterday,large skipper,downlooker snipefly,mother shipton, woundwort shieldbug

Four spotted chaser the most common dragonfly on the Telford Weald,at the moment,with large skipper,the most common butterfly, water ladybird also present,British Dragonfly Society

Variety at millennium Telford today fairy ring longhorn, ghost moth,bee orchid,

Recent visit to Charlton hill and meres,includes harebells, hummingbird hawkmoth,and Ruddy Darter

A hidden collection of history st calixtus Astley Abbott's,13th cent glass,unicorn carbel,maidens garland and gloves of bride drowned 1707, traveling to wedding and norman font

Recent visit to Telford weald,orange ladybird,roesell cricket,spiked shield bug,pine sawfly larvae

Don't often see these in November,clustered? bellflower,wenlock edge,hardly any fungi

Spring arrived at Dothill

Some of the green men from Eaton church near wenlock edge

Just found 6 volumes of this series in my loft which I had forgotten about.Listing various people of the world.Published in 1974 wonder how many of these peoples still exist??

1/3 Ragwort is a much maligned plant yet it is really important to a whole range of insects who benefit from its nectar and pollen and for other insects it provides food for their early stages. Butterfly Conservation 🦋

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Visit to Moreton Corbett church