Ann Miles Blog

On Saturday, Richard kindly undertook a second survey of the snail species at Paxton Pits. We intended to do both aquatic and land species i...

As well as the expected snail activity, there were quite a few insects that became active once the rain had eased off. The Bee Grabber fly w...

 As my 60mm macro stopped focusing suddenly and seems to be permanently, I tried my 18-45 mm lens with the Raynox close-up filter. Here a fe...

Making a start on identifying the snails in the garden with these species that were on the move yesterday morning after a damp night. 

On Monday, I spent the day with Richard Preece at Paxton surveying some of the molluscs that live there. We only managed two areas but from ...

The Pasque flowers are out early on Royston Heath and are there in large numbers. It was a bit windy today for flower photography but I enjo...