Lunchtime visit revealed a Lycoperdon molle beside the spillway, but also that a major branch has come down in the woods. Photos of both below. The branch falling means another route has to be taken into the woods. It's heavy!
Thursday, 9 November 2017
Update 09/11/2017
Another new fly ID'd last night was Thricops diaphanus, two females of which were taken on the previous muscid outing (22/10?).
Lunchtime visit revealed a Lycoperdon molle beside the spillway, but also that a major branch has come down in the woods. Photos of both below. The branch falling means another route has to be taken into the woods. It's heavy!
Lunchtime visit revealed a Lycoperdon molle beside the spillway, but also that a major branch has come down in the woods. Photos of both below. The branch falling means another route has to be taken into the woods. It's heavy!
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