Wildlife photos please

[PyreneesPlot]

Silver-washed fritillary (I think). There are a lot of them bouncing around at the moment, the first this year. They are huge!

[KarenJ]

enjoyed the company of this friendly fellow this morning.


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[Martin H]

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Silver-washed fritillary (I think). There are a lot of them bouncing around at the moment, the first this year. They are huge!

Lovely. A male, that one. I haven't seen one for quite a few years, there don't seem to be any round these parts.

[PyreneesPlot]

The upside of bindweed, convolvulus hawk-moth caterpillar (again, I think!). A first, despite the huge amounts of convolvulus in the hedges and beds
I guess it is preparing to pupate as it has tucked itself behind the stem of a grapevine where the soil is soft.

Edit - elephant hawkmoth?

[Green Gerkin]

A moth? It was asleep in the pansies



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[Feral007]

Here's some of my wildlife from July and August.



I posted these in another section, but they belong in here.

[brownfingers]

This was lurking on my dustbin yesterday. I hope I never get one of these crawling up my nose while I'm asleep.

[Martin H]

Handsome chap! Your nose should be safe unless you keep a lot of small insects up there.

[brownfingers]

Have you seen the size of my snout martin? You could get a colony up there.

[mcsee]

Here's one from me. I guess most will know what it is - and where.

[Green Gerkin]

A very pretty moth in my weeding bucket



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[Verinda]

This evening I spotted a spider at home having his tea! And that fly had better watch out or he'll be pudding!

[mcsee]

Another Aussie Native. :-)

[skeggijon]

Found this fella when watering in one of the polytunnels

[Jay22]

Have you seen the size of my snout martin? You could get a colony up there.

Reading this at first I thought a snout martin was some kind of animal!