Wolves Wild

Two skipper butterflies: one on a great willowherb flower, another with fluttering wings as it tries to perch on a grass leaf.

Webs forming enclpsed tent-like structures. Probably nursery webs as safe space for hundreds of tiny spider offspring. I didn’t have a close look, because the webs were in the middle of nettle patches.

Comma butterfly, showing the “comma” (white undeerwing mark) as it fed on a buddleia flower.

Lone ear on a single stalk of wheat, growing in a garden under a bird seed feeder.

Male ruddy darter dragonfly perching on vegetation near a small pool in Baggeridge Country Park at the start of the month.

Two large white butterflies on a patch of damp ground. They walked towards each other, then stood facing, seemed to sniffing each other with their antennae.