Sunday, 28 October 2007

Seeing the Changes 55



The reds are out again! Saw a Red fox (Vulpes vulpes ) in broad daylight on the road in Bynea (he must have failed to set his alarm clock to take into account the change in daylight hours). A ginger Woolly bear Caterpillar (probably a Garden tiger moth?) scooted across the cycle path.
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