dremming

24-09-26 So many days in September were not ideal weather-wise and I hummed-and-ho-ed about kicking an adventure into the long grass on the 24th. Hoping the weather would improve as the forecast suggested I caught the late morning North Berwick train to the penultimate station, Drem. It was still very overcast and there was no hurry to get across the fields to where I hoped to see dragonflies and butterflies. Maybe I'd have to settle for merely some exercise and less in the way of photos.arrived at Drem around middaythe image shows the persistent woody capsules along the branches of a bottlebrush plant! (Thanks A.I.)on a sunny day this hedge (on left) can be full of admirals and yellowhammers(when I say full I mean maybe a handful of each) Nothing today.a tremulous small tort on a haybailpossibly the only one of the dayAs I ran and walked round the perimeter of the fields a few butterflies made themselves known. An admiral or two and a few small whites. They would fly too far to…