First up was a wee Fan-tailed Warbler, zitiing away, the way that cisticolas do.
Next to throw itself in front of the camera were several Spotless Starlings - now I'm not claiming these birds are good, or even that these are good pictures of 'bad' birds, but it's going to be some time before I see these little things again, so if nothing else, here's a naff picture of something I won't see for a while.
Anothing main reason for heading out this morning was to photograph a mantis spp that I had briefly seen on the first day. As luck would have it - there it was.
Many Clouded Yellows were seen on this holiday - as for which species they all were, your guess is as good as mine!
A species of Wall perhaps? Without greater knowledge this species is hence forth to be named, Corsican Wall - so there.
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This was a very smart assasin bug, though again, quite which species, blah, blah, blah.
This was a very smart assasin bug, though again, quite which species, blah, blah, blah.
After breakie we did a grand tour of the northern cape of Corsica. All very untouched, clean and just nice.
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