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| This month's images - November 2024 | ||
 Hoverfly (Meliscaeva auricollis, female) by the canal at Old Linslade, 26 November 2024. This species overwinters as an adult and was out feeding on Mahonia flowers in the sunshine. |
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 Blue Tit, Alwins Field, 25 November 2024. |
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 Wren, Leighton Lock, 21 November 2024. |
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 Black-headed Gull, Grand Union Canal, 21 November 2024. |
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 Little Egret, River Ouzel, 21 November 2024. |
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 Pheasant, All Saints LB churchyard, 21 November 2024. |
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 Jackdaw, Alwins Field, in the unexpected snow, 19 November 2024. |
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 Plume Moth, Alwins Field, 16 November 2024. |
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 Grey Heron in the Ouzel Meadows, Linslade, 13 November 2024. |
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 Jay, by the canal at Old Linslade, 11 November 2024. |
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 Honey Bee cleaning her tongue and feeding on Mahonia flowers, by the canal at Old Linslade, 11 November 2024. |
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 White Dead Nettle by the canal at Old Linslade, 11 November 2024. |
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 Moth larva on Ivy, Alwins Field, 10 November 2024. Probably a Tortrix moth. |
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 Flat-backed Millipede, Alwins Field, 10 November 2024. This photo shows how most segments have two pairs of legs. |
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 An example of a cylindrical Millipede, Alwins Field, 4 November 2024. They can have many legs, but not a thousand. |
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 Rosy Woodlouse, Alwins Field, 2 November 2024. This is a small creature, about 10mm. |
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 Common Striped Woodlouse, Alwins Field, 2 November 2024. |
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