Thursday, September 1, 2016

01/09/2016 Another month gone by, sure they go faster than they used to!! Bugs again.

Maximum temperature 30C, minimum 15C.  11 km/h NE wind. Very Dry.
This was unknown to me but thanks to Noushka, the butterfly we now know is a Purple Emperor.

Speckled Wood in hiding.

Shield bug Graphosoma italicum.

Bloodvein Moth.

Bumblebee on the sedum.

Possibly a Meadow Brown but not absolutely sure.

Scarce Copper female.

as above.

Small White.

And a Green Lizard that obviously thinks I cannot see him LOL.

10 comments:

  1. Hello Diane,
    I am really impressed with the quality of your photos, have you a new camera?
    Your first butterfly is gorgeous, it is the Purple Emperor; the wings shine purple when opened.
    I love photo n°2, like a peeping through a hole to spy on the it!!
    And the bumblebee on the sedum is also beautiful, and... well the are all great!! LOL!
    Keep well and enjoy your day :)

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    1. Thanks Noushka for your kind comment, no same Nikon 3200 as I have been using for several years now. Just lucky sometimes :) Thanks for the identification, once you said what it was, I looked in my book and wondered why I had not been able to identify it!!! Hope all is well have a good weekend, hugs Diane

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  2. When the sedums start to bloom you know that summer is waning.

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    1. Thanks David, I really do not need reminding!!!! Have a good weekend Diae

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  3. I envy your ability with taking bugs. You are soooo good.

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    1. Diane I do not do anything special and I still do not understand my camera settings!!! It has to all come down to luck!! Enjoy your day, t'other Diane

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  4. Beautiful butterflies, including the bug and bee. Have a lovely day!

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    1. Thanks Nancy, the butterfies have been late arriving this year! Hope your weekend is a good one Diane

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  5. Hope Joan doesn't read this, but you may be the new "bug lady" with all these great shots. Not all luck.

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    1. LOL I only wish I had Joan's knowledge and that I could identify them easily. Plenty of luck I can assure you :-)

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