Devon reptiles, insects and birds.

[Tuckat]

I've not worked the last couple of Fridays, so managed to spend a few hours down the local wetlands, and have been lucky with the weather. The amount and variety of wildlife never fails to surprise me, and I hope these are of some interest.


10 by Phil Roberts, on Flickr

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20 by Phil Roberts, on Flickr

[FarnboroJohn]

Really lovely stuff, Grass Snake followed by Migrant Hawker then Blue-tailed and Common Blue Damselflies, Black-tailed Godwits, Small Copper, Cormorant, Small Copper again, Grey heron and finally Curlew.

The Migrant Hawker flight photos are corking.

[AlexC]

Very good!

[Tuckat]

Thanks for the kind comments chaps, much appreciated, especially the dragonfly and butterfly ID John!

[aceyone]

Excellent