I popped down to Shipley Station Meadow today. It's probably one of the smallest nature reserves anywhere in the country. It's part of Shipley railway station and not much bigger than my house and garden. The females of the colony of Common Blue butterflies show more blue colouration than most other Yorkshire specimens. Unfortunately, I only managed to find one today but took almost 200 pics of her.....thank heavens for digital cameras.
An irregular blog of photos taken by me of insects and other natural history subjects on my travels around Yorkshire, Britain and Europe. Hopefully you'll find them useful in putting a name to your own specimens but always check your identifications with an expert.
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Useful Resources
- Atropos - Sightings
- Bees, Wasps, Ants Recording Scheme
- Bradford Ornithological Group
- British Bugs
- British Dragonfly Society
- BugBlog
- Buglife
- Bumblebee Identification
- Butterfly Conservation Yorkshire
- Calderdale Moths
- Eakring Birds
- Entomogical Section of the YNU
- Euro Carabidae
- Euro Dragonflies
- Euro Spiders
- Gerard Gorman
- Kafer (Coleoptera)
- Kerbtier - German Beetles
- Lancs & District Birding
- Leafmines
- Macro & Micro Moth Genitalia
- Mark Telfer Beetles
- Micromoth Early Stages
- Nature Conservation Imaging
- Orthoptera Recording Scheme
- Pemberley Books
- Pewit (Bird Pics)
- Richard Lewington Artwork
- Solitary Wasps (videos)
- Spider Recording Scheme
- The Coleopterist
- The Lyons Den
- UK Moths
- Watford Coleoptera Group
- Watkins & Doncaster
- Wild Yorkshire
- Yorkshire Branch of the BDS
- Yorkshire Moths
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Tuesday, 2 September 2008





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