MAY HAS GONE

After the excitement of the Spanish trip it took a little while to get going again, what with computer problems,and allotment work to catch up with.Anyway here`s a few bits and pieces that have crossed my path over the last 3 weeks.

 FEMALE ADONIS BLUE

 RACING RANGE BOATS

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 MALE ADONIS BLUE

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 HUNTER

 ANOTHER ADONIS BLUE

 SAILING BY

 YANKEE FLYPAST SAMPHIRE HOE

 BONSAI BANK DUKES.

 -MALES HAVE ONLY FOUR LEGS,FEMALES SIX.
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 DINGY SKIPPER BONSAI BANK

 MALE ORANGETIP

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 A LATE RING OUZEL AT THE HOE.

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 COMMON BLUE

 PALE GLIDER-COMMON BUZZARD

 HOVERING LIKE A KESTREL OVER THE HOE

 SCARLET PIMPERNEL

 DEW MOTH

 THE LITTLESTONE SERIN

 SINGING FOR A MATE

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 SEDGE WARBLER

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 PEGWELL SPOONBILLS

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 RINGED BIRD EVIDENTLY OF GERMAN ORIGIN

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 WHISKERED TERN AT DUNGENESS

 GROUNDED WITH COMMON TERN

 THE SAMPHIRE HOE RAVENS HAVE FLEDGED AND HAVE NOW LEFT THE SCENE.

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 COMMON BLUES

 MOTHER SHIPTON MOTH

 SPOTTED FLYCATCHER AT THE HOE

 GREEN HAIRSTREAK-HANGING OUT AT LANGDON CLIFFS

 SMALL BLUE

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 COMMON BLUE FEMALE ON BIRDS FOOT TREFOIL.

 GRIZZLED SKIPPER DUNGENESS

 BROWN ARGUS

 BROWN ARGUS

 CUCKOO ARC PIT

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FOUR SPOTTED CHASER

 AIDABELLA IN DOVER HARBOUR

 RED ADMIRAL ON THE CLIFFS ,A NEW ARRIVAL PROBABLY.

 SONG THRUSH IN LANGDON HOLE

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 HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH PASSING DOVER

 SHE`D LOOK GREAT WITH SOME AIRCRAFT ON THE DECK.

 BURNT TIP ORCHID

 BURNT TIP ORCHID

 SMALL COPPER TEMPLE EWELL

 LOOPING THE LOOP AT SAMPHIRE HOE

ACHTUNG SPITFIRE...….

 APPALON HIGHWAY,full of cars,not the prettiest vessel afloat by any standards.

 BEE BEETLE ON OX EYE DAISY AT SAMPHIRE HOE

 BEE BEETLE

 A RODING WOODCOCK AT BLEAN WOODS

 SEDGIE SINGING OUT LOUD

SKYLARK AT OARE

 TURTLE DOVE ALWAYS A DELIGHT.

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-So May has been and gone in a flash,what delights will June offer up.