From what I can see online, this is the White Ermine Moth Caterpillar. It was crawling along the ground. Caterpillars can be fast moving at times!
From what I can see online, this is the White Ermine Moth Caterpillar. It was crawling along the ground. Caterpillars can be fast moving at times!
Another Signs post this week! Linking to Tom's Signs Wednesday: https://backroadstraveller.blogspot.com/
I saw this little sign at Madame Tussauds in Blackpool when we were there earlier this year. I thought it was nice of the staff to put this up. I said to the girl behind the desk and she said I was the first person to mention it that day. She seemed really grateful for me saying thanks and appreciating it!!!
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I saw a tree down, in the centre of the photo and I thought it looked like a 3 headed snake! I like looking for images in trees. With a decent imagination you can see a lot!!
Not done a signs post in ages. Linking to Tom's Signs Wednesday: https://backroadstraveller.blogspot.com/
We were out in Glasgow a few weekends ago and I saw this. I thought it was really cool. I liked the artwork and the quote!
This is one of the sheep at Chessington Zoo. It wanted to play a game of hide and seek with me! She was a lovely sheep and very friendly.
This is a Bactrian Camel, we saw it at Blackpool Zoo a few months ago. It looks like it was happy and relaxing!
A Common Blue Butterfly (Polyommatus icarus) and a Red Soldier Beetle (Rhagonycha fulva) are on this Oxeye Daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare). The insects love these Daisies.
This is a Common Periwinkle or Whelk. They are basically sea snails! I took this photo through the water. Sadly in parts of the UK they are eaten, not by me though!
Thanks to David for spotting my typo/bad spelling!
Following on from yesterday's post, these 2 Common House Flies (Musca domestica) are almost making the Yin Yang symbol. They are on an Oxeye Daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare) which is a larger form of the Daisy. There is a little insect at the bottom left trying to get in on the act!
These are 3 little moths (Micropterix calthella) on a Buttercup. I studied a few years of Chemistry in my late teens and for some reason when I took this and looked at the moths, they reminded me of how I would draw a Benzene Ring. If you know about chemistry you'll know what I am talking about. Otherwise, enjoy these little fellows on the yellow flower!
As children in Scotland we are told if we blow the dandelion in this state and make a wish, it will come true. We are basically pollinating it! What would your wish be?
This is a blue tit at the feeding post. The feeding post is a tree stump. Me and a few of the other walkers put seeds for the birds and squirrels on it. Great place of seeing all the little song birds and great place for photos.