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Pictures are thumb-nailed. Click on them to see them full size. Bittern at Titchfield Haven 26th February.
These two superb pictures were taken by Graham Cox. On Hilsea Lines 27th February.
1. Tufted ducks; 2swet violet; 3 One of the elms planted by FOLH in 2004; 4 & 5 FOLH volunteers clearing the path along the Creek. A white squirrel on Portsdown 5th Feb.
On Portsdown 3rd Feb 2010.
Spurge Laurel is doing very well in Compartment 2 (In front of the old AWSE building) and in the same bit of scrub this morning there was some velvet shank. Redwings at Baffins Pond Portsmouth
Photographs by Eric Eddles. Rowans Hospice Birds
These pictures sent to me by Adele Mallows show a marsh tit, long-tailed tits - I couldn't resist the group with their tails up -and a nuthatch. Birds of the snow
The first two pictures were taken by Bill & Rosemary Stenning in Denmead and the last on is in my garden. Baffins Pond Chiffchaff
Eric Eddles took these pictures on 5th January.
Old Portsmouth sparrowhawk
These two pictures were sent to me by Jackie Baynes. They were taken at about 10.15am on Monday 7th December. Eric Eddles Birds
The first picture is of a black-necked grebe in Langstone Harbour and the other is a great northern diver in the harbour entrance on 1st December.
Magpie Inkcaps Adele Mallows pictured this fungus in the Portchester Crematorium car-park. A few hours elapse between the pictures and the fungus has noticeably opened up.
Portsdown flowers 27th September
These flowers on the Fort Widley nature trail were growing on a patch of disturbed ground. The first is corn marigold and the second I think is the cultivated version of flax. They are a bit too blue for pale flax. The Billy Trail Sandpiper.
These three excellent pictures taken by Andrew Madgwick are of the pectoral sandpiper that was by the Billy Trail from 26th to 28th September. Notice the clear edge of the neck collar which is the key Identification feature. Marsh gentian at Bartley Heath
These pictures are off the beautiful marsh gentians flowers on the Wildlife Trusts reserve at Bartley Heath as saw them on our walk on 25th August. White Coot Alec Hynd took this picture at Lakeside on Hayling Island.
Eric Edles picture of a clouded yellow at Fort Widley on 3rd August.
Sandy Point Saturday 13th June.
After the cattle - 1, centaury, 2a dark bush cricket, 3 lousewort, 4 common broomrape and finally a bee orchid.
Hookheath Insects
the first two pictures are male and female beautiful demoiselles. The moth is Adela croesella amd the insect is a species of mosquito -culiseta annulata Orchids at Hookheath and by the road in Southwick
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