Lloyd Evans

It’s one I’ve been on the lookout for too👀👀

Fantastic selection. I’d like be to see the middle Devil’s Bolete😍

#TeamMoth 2 moths from work today. Merveille du Jour & Figure of Eight. Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire @bc-westmids.bsky.social @worcswt.bsky.social

Checked lots of Ivy again today. Still nothing. 😤😳 worrying

I must admit, I’ve not looked for these in Worcestershire recently….. maybe there’s some still about 👍🏼👀👀

Now I think these are The Blusher (Amanita rubescens) Malvern, Worcestershire. 🤞🏻@lukaslarge.bsky.social @worcswt.bsky.social #Fungi #UKFungusDay

Many thanks for taking a look👍🏼

Thanks Lukas. I did wonder. Certainly more likely. Any ideas on the Amanita?

Finally, with some painstaking searching, found sone Fly Agarics, Welland, Worcestershire this morning. #UKFungusday @worcswt.bsky.social #Fungi

Think these are Aspen Bolete due to proximity of Aspen thicket & Panther Cap. Welland, Worcestershire. Not sure though as next trees were Birch, although around 3 M away so could be Birch Bolete 🤔 #ukfungusday @worcswt.bsky.social #Fungi lovely whatever👍🏼

I think this may be a Tawny Grisette, LittleBredy, Dorset. Very mature. No other fungi seen. #MushroomMonday. @dorsetwildlife.bsky.social

Went to the LROP this morning before going to Wanford Hospital to see my uncle. So pleased the Osprey turned up just as I was leaving . Pleased to see it feeding👍🏼 could’ve done with being on the east side to avoid the sun but quite chuffed😍 @rspb.bsky.social @btobirds.bsky.social

Is the mango new for site, Mike 🤔😂

Good luck👍🏼

It’ll take a while to harden, Rob. They can over winter as pupae but also occasionally as adults

A. papilionacea?

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Great White Egret.#Grimley Worcestershire yesterday morning. @worcswt.bsky.social @rspb.bsky.social @btobirds.bsky.social

I’ve not seen a GGBC for ages! Nice find. Not seen many adult Crickets, of any species, this year.

Great White Egret.#Grimley Worcestershire yesterday morning. @worcswt.bsky.social @rspb.bsky.social @btobirds.bsky.social

Little & GW Egrets at #Grimley, yesterday morning. Dipped on Grey Phalarope & Glossy Ibis but did see Hobby, 2 Yellow Wags heading South.

A #Leptember peacock. Grafton Flyford, Worcestershire, yesterday. @worcswt.bsky.social @savebutterflies.bsky.social @bc-westmids.bsky.social

Willow Emerald. (Chalcolestes viridis ) Grafton Wood. @worcswt.bsky.social @britishdragonflies.bsky.social

Lots of Comkon Blues & Brown Argi at Grafton Wood, yesterday afternoon. All taking advantage of the last Fleabane flowers @worcswt.bsky.social @savebutterflies.bsky.social @bc-westmids.bsky.social

One of 2 Brown Hairstreaks seen in Grafton Wood, yesterday afternoon. 😍 @savebutterflies.bsky.social @worcswt.bsky.social @bc-westmids.bsky.social

Thanks Pipa! That view looks amazing😍👍🏼

Common Blues of different hues! Grafton Wood, this morning. @savebutterflies.bsky.social @worcswt.bsky.social @bc-westmids.bsky.social

Clouded Yellow, this morning in Grafton Wood. @savebutterflies.bsky.social @worcswt.bsky.social @bc-westmids.bsky.social

I agree with you John, but I still enjoyed watching them. I doubt whether they’ll survive long term anyhow.

Like many others, I took the opportunity to see the Large Coppers near Dudley, a couple of weeks ago. They are quite something! 😍 #Butterflies