We had almost given up hope of seeing any beetles pupate when mum found one on the landing! It had escaped from the tank. Since then four more have emerged. The beetles come out of their pupa at night. So far 5 out of 9 have come out. We have put them all back on the bank where they came from.
This blog is written by Dilys, aged 9. I am posting all of my nature sightings that I see from home near Trefin, Pembrokeshire and as far as I am allowed to walk during the Coronavirus crisis. Luckily I live in a beautiful part of the country with plenty of wildlife to spot and blog about...….
Tuesday, July 14, 2020
Friday, July 3, 2020
Violet Ground beetle
When dad was digging in the garden, a large beetle appeared. It was a lovely colour - black but with purple edges. We looked it up in a book and found it was a Violet ground beetle - not common in Pembrokeshire.
Dragonfly
When we were walking along the road near Pwllderi, we sadly found a dead Dragonfly. It was a Golden Ringed Dragonfly. We think it had been hit by a car, which is a bit unlucky, because hardly any cars ever go down that road. 😩
Chough Survey
We have been helping to count Choughs on the coast. Choughs are a type of crow that has a red bill and legs. at this time of year the young have fledged and are being fed by their parents. We saw 6 Choughs.
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