Hay meadow bouquet,
Knapweed, Trefoil and Yarrow,
Summer's symphony.
#wildflowerhour #Pembrokeshire
Jonathan Hughes retweeted
Diolch Tony Davies from @NFFNUK for sharing a brilliant insight into how nature and farming can work hand-in-hand. Fantastic to hear more about your experiences of farming in the Elan Valley.
#RoyalWelshShow
A scuttle of Sulphur Beetles feasting on a thistle @NTGower @NearbyWild @buglife
The pinks of Pyramidal Orchids and Sea Centaury compete for attention. #wildflowerhour @nt
Sea Pea sprawling on the shingle ridge. #wildflowerhour #Dunwich
An Emperor dragonfly, freshly emerged from its cast-off exuvia #dragonflies #insects I still find this transformation from an underwater alien to a dazzling flighted beauty inconceivable.
A huddle of Heath Spotted, dotted along the coast on Strumble Head #wildflowerhour #Pembrokeshire
A gaggle of Green Winged Orchids with a smattering of Squill #wildflowerhour #ntpembrokeshire
A posy of Sea Pinks flourish in the balmy embrace of Morfa Bychan #wildflowerhour
Lime zest Alexanders, putting the zing into Spring. #wildflowerhour #signsofspring
The charismatic caterpillar of the Pale Tussock Moth on the move. @BritishMoths @Ne
Green veined white on purple loosestrife @NearbyWild #Pembrokeshire
A weather worn White Hairstreak enveloped in a cloud of thistle down; an unexpected bonus of doing the #bigbutterflycount @NearbyWild #Pembrokeshire @savebutterflies
Hazy Corn Marigolds and sun bleached hays. Southwood Estate #Pembrokeshire #wildflowerhour @NTPembrokeshire
Summer scented Honeysuckle hugs the coast on the walk to Manorbier. #wildflowerhour #Pembrokeshire
With a flash of kingfisher blue and a blur of Marsh Thistle, an emperor dragonfly relentlessly patrols his patch #pondplants @BDSdragonflies
Subtle shades of long grass green conceal the cocoon of the flamboyant 6 Spot Burnet moth. @NearbyWild @Buzz_dont_tweet #WildWebsWednesday #TwitterNatureCommunity
Jonathan Hughes retweeted
Amazing work by @TrehillFarm Pembs managing this field for nature - so many singing skylarks, swallows, wheatears, stonechats, linnets, goldfinches etc.
More of this please across Wales.
@Amanwy @INCCymru @IoloWilliams2 @PembsBirds @NTWales @NatResWales @PembsCoast @NationCymru




















