Showing posts with label Heath spotted Orchid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heath spotted Orchid. Show all posts

June 11, 2014

Heath spotted Orchid

Heath spotted Orchid can range in colour from white,pink and purple.
ID can be difficult ,the middle lobe of 3 is shorter and they do flower a few weeks before Common spotted.
These are found along the Cliffwalk path,Doolin




July 18, 2013

Mewslade to Tiers Point- Gower,Wales

I had a few hours to myself on friday ,and headed out along the south Gower coast in search of Dartford Warblers that have been resident breeding in this area for about 6 years.The songs of Yellowhammers, loads of Whitethroats,Choughs ,Swifts and a family of Stoats gave my great confidence of finding some Dartfords.. but today it was not to be, perhaps when the Whitethroats leave there would be a better chance in catching a song.
Still it had been over 13 years since I had been here and it is a jewel of a coastline.
Mewslade Valley
Tier Point

Heath spotted Orchid (i think?)
South Gower

Fall Bay looking east
Stoat