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| Prior Park - a view towards town on a warm day in mid-June. |
What can be found on a such a sunny day in and around the city?
First there are wonderful insects: damselflies and butterflies.
And then there are some extraordinary birds.
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| The large red damselfly by the pond. |
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| A small heath butterfly. |
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| Prior Park meadow. |
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| Ladybirds mating |
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| Grey heron at Prior Park Lake. |
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| Common blue damselfly. |
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| mating damselflies on the pond |
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Something very new has emerged from an eddy of the River Avon. It has climbed
up high and is drying its wings. I am not sure what it will become. |
And finally, high above the city on the spire of St John's church a peregrine falcon is taking a late lunch, scattering feathers into the wind.
More about the peregrines
HERE.
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