Visiting the Scottish Borders last week we found this wonderful photogenic area of wildflowers planted in a park at Tweedbank. It looked really colourful and was alive with Bees and other insects collecting nectar. We enjoyed a Nuthatch feeding on a nearby tree trunk as well as family groups of tits and Greenfinches.
The river had Goosanders and Mallard ducks and shoals of tiddlers in the shallows which attracted Grey Herons, Dippers and Grey Wagtails to feed.
Closer to home, we have done well for Butterflies this summer with two sightings of Comma and Speckled Wood in Perthshire, as well as good numbers of Purple Hairstreaks and Peacocks.
The river had Goosanders and Mallard ducks and shoals of tiddlers in the shallows which attracted Grey Herons, Dippers and Grey Wagtails to feed.
Closer to home, we have done well for Butterflies this summer with two sightings of Comma and Speckled Wood in Perthshire, as well as good numbers of Purple Hairstreaks and Peacocks.
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