Walking on the Gorsselse Heide - part 2
Take a look in my photo - blog of the gorsselse heath
Walking near Deventer - on the beautiful Gorsselse Heide! I wrote about it in a blog before (see link below). Today is @Tess crafts and more have been along, and also @peerke70 was there again! Seen very different things today than last time. Look at my photo - blog? 2 hours of walking and 160 photos, but I'm only showing a small selection of photos! This is summer and vacation.? Stroll in nature!
Gorsselse Heide - 2
Overview from the bunker hills
Wonderful view
There was such a nicer one.! The green frog
The area used to be military practice grounds.
Jaaaa, we have 1! Cako A-H 7207
There's so much fun to discover, even for the kids
Climbing on an old bunker hill for the view
Cosy chatting on research out
Sssst, I'm ready to catch anything!
The Icaris Blue, or a Heather Blue?Â
Peacock Eye
Atalanta
Probably a Summer Generation Map
The heather is already a bit in bloom.!Â
The Labirint Spider
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20 comments
Ingrid
3 years ago
Beautiful pictures again! But I hope not to run into the Labyrinthspin:)
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LekkerLopenTV
3 years ago
I sometimes walk there when I'm with friends in Epse.. It's been returned to a wet heather.. I don't know if that's done by now..
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Alexander Hillebrand
3 years ago
Beautiful pictures!
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Naturefreak
3 years ago
Beautiful pictures, beautiful nature.
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marijke
3 years ago
a nice walk nice pictures too. Pretty there.!!
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Leo 1
3 years ago
Unfortunately I couldn't enlarge the photos of the butterflies.. As far as that blue is concerned, I think it's an Icarus blue.. Heather blue seems excluded to me, as they only appear in a small biotope in southeast Friesland.. It's hard to identify the... Show moreUnfortunately I couldn't enlarge the photos of the butterflies.. As far as that blue is concerned, I think it's an Icarus blue.. Heather blue seems excluded to me, as they only appear in a small biotope in southeast Friesland.. It's hard to identify the brown butterfly with the white stripe.. He has unfolded his wings strangely.. So looks like a tensioner, but isn't that?. I think it's a 2nd generation map, although I can't discover the thin red stripe on the rear wings. Could be a small kingfisher butterfly, but it almost does not occur in NL. Very rare, while white marking dots on the upper wings are missing. I think that's why you photographed a (female) map.
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jolandemooij
3 years ago
That would be nice, a clover blue.. But a heather blue is more likely. That's what Obsidentify says too.. And beautiful that map in summer clothes. I've got those tunnels in the garden too.. I looked up from a labyrinth spider once.. Wonderful walk again, very nice to watch.
peerke70
3 years ago
Really, and the heather was a bit blooming even here and there... no, not the heather!
