Mark Bridges
@mbridges
London again, after a spell (20+ years) in The United States.
Spotted on the pavement of the Uxbridge Road, walking to Shepherds Bush Market station, around 9.30 a.m. today. Managed to scoop up and place at foot of… a Lime tree with some lower growth. @savebutterflies.bsky.social @bc-hertsmiddx.bsky.social urban moth
Black and White: cats. Long-haired, short-haired. London, Ravenscourt Park.
Painted Lady. So many this year. This resting yesterday on Ivy on our neighboring back wall, Shepherds Bush W12. @savebutterflies.bsky.social @bc-hertsmiddx.bsky.social
Bill Oddie, so sad to hear. I just dug this out from my drawer (s) of old cassettes.
Cambridge last Saturday for some Rowing (Spectating). 40 years on….@PCBC
Yesterday at Heartwood Forest with @bc-hertsmiddx.bsky.social and The Woodland Trust. Pictured Small Blue, Large Skipper, Painted Lady, Small Heath. @savebutterflies.bsky.social
A Painted Lady this morning. Paused just long enough to photograph, moving through Kew Gardens at a good clip. @savebutterflies.bsky.social @kewgardens.bsky.social
A wonderful walk earlier today through Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park. Especially delighted to see several Green Hairstreaks. Thanks to #FriendsofTowerHamletsCemeteryPark for organising the walk. # @fothcp @savebutterflies.bsky.social @bc-hertsmiddx.bsky.social
Bright and beautiful morning at Wormwood Scrubs for Parkrun today. #parkrun
Peacock enjoying today’s sunshine in Hammersmith Park, London W12. @savebutterflies.bsky.social @bc-hertsmiddx.bsky.social
last night, Screening with Q&A of “Searching for Satyrus”, a wonderful film by Rena Effendi, at the Regent Street Cinema, London #@regentstcinema.bsky.social
Cat at window observing a pigeon. I realised it was a plastic pigeon when I noticed it had’t move a muscle for a several hours. (can’t speak for the cat).
Clouded Yellow, Corfu Greece, Corfu butterflies, Greece butterflies, yesterday.
Common Blues, Small Coppers, today in London w12, Frank Banfield Park. #hcga
My first Hummingbird Hawkmoth sighting this year. On our window-ledge Verbena, Hammermsith