Halcyon

I think this is a small blue on the eryngium.

First rain for 56 days, a couple of heavy downpours brought nearly half an inch.  The sun flowers are bright and the eryngium is a lovely shade of blue. A small skipper

A damselfly visited the pond to lay eggs. Not sure where the corn (maize) is getting its water.

The preparatory race for the model yacht regatta was held yesterday. And the annual roundabout has arrived

A solitary bee with very yellow pollen sacks And a family of whitethroat

Visited Dunwich Heath on Friday and was lucky to see Dartford Warblers. And black tailed skimmers The heather is just coming out

Ringlet and gatekeeper butterflies.

Damsel fly near the garden pond A nearby Comma The peonies are still blooming A silver y Moth Toad in the hole

Several Burnett moths around this morning. A small copper Pumping from the sea to the boating lakes started today

This morning the sand martins were collecting feathers. A dragonfly laying eggs Sharing breakfast A small skipper A gatekeeper  And a bee departing clover

I walked up the beach and back over the cliff top this morning.  Still sand martin activity, poppies and muntjac deer.