Sue North Photography and wildlife.
2010
 

Sun 18th Jul 2010
Wasp Nest. 		1 to 5 week old young Water Vole no 7
Mon 12th Jul 2010
Water Voles.
Fri 9th Jul 2010
Dpark (P)
 
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2009
 
cherry_and_water no 1
Fri 20th Feb 2009
Experimental (for me) photography.
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2008
 

Mon 8th Dec 2008
Butterflies 		Spiny Flower Praying Mantis (Pseudocreobotra Ocellata and Wahlbergii)This is a very attractive looking Mantis, similar species to the 'Indian Flower' (Creoboter Meleagris). When young Nymphs they are a dark black colour and look very Alien like. As they become older, the blackness fades and turns into a white with green and pink speckles. When Adult, the wings have a giant spiral eyespot in the center which is brightly colour - this is to warn of other predators or Mantids. When threatened, yellow from their un-opened wings show. They are a small species growing to aprox. 40 mm in length. They are native to Africa, East to South. no 1
Sun 4th May 2008
Insects. 		deer
Mon 7th Apr 2008
Deer
 
Water Droplet In Blue.
Sun 23rd Mar 2008
Still Life 		Buff Tip Moth (Phalera Bucephala) This photo shows the head of the moth and how it uses camouflaged against the broken end of a silver birch branch.
Sat 15th Mar 2008
Moths. 		Common Blue Damselfly. {Enallagma Cyathigerum Charpentier} This is one of the commonest dragonflies in all parts of Great Britain and Ireland and is often abundant. It occurs across a wide range of altitudes and latitudes and is the only breeding dragonfly in the Shetlands. In Europe the species is widespread, but absent from much of the Mediterranean. It is not threatened, but it may become less common as sites develop dense stands of emergent vegetation which begin to encroach on the open water habitats that it favours.
Sat 15th Mar 2008
My Back Garden.
 
Petals.
Thu 13th Mar 2008
Flora. 		Migraine.
Thu 13th Mar 2008
Abstract. 		Heron. No1
Mon 10th Mar 2008
Birds
 

Fri 7th Mar 2008
Wolves 		Tiger.
Sat 1st Mar 2008
Big Cats
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