Tuesday 18 August 2015

Snails and a bunny

Even after last week's  snail identification course, I'm not sure I feel confident about identifying more than a couple of species of snails, but I thought today I would at least take photos of some of the snails I've seen in Colinton Dell and possibly identify them later.

So here they are, very abundant and very pretty hiding in the foliage






And here's a pretty young bunny feeding at the top of Spylaw Park in Colinton Village

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Bookings are now open for the classes I lead for the Edinburgh Council adult education programme:

I lead beginners' birdwatching walks for Edinburgh Council Adult Education Programme. The next term will start on Monday 28 September, at 10-12. You can find out more and book here.

Starting 22 September, I'll be teaching a ten week Wednesday evening (7.00pm - 9.00pm) writers' workshop, designed for people who have already done a beginners' class in creative writing, at Tynecastle High. You can find out more and book here.

I'm also teaching a ten week Wednesday evening (6.30 - 8.30) creative writing class starting 16  September at Leith Academy.You can find out more and book here.


5 comments:

eileeninmd said...

Hello, the snails are a cool find. And I love the cute bunny! Enjoy your day!

Anonymous said...

I wouldn't even start with the snails - too hard! Your courses sound terrific - enjoy your teaching.

Beate said...

I love watching snails. I've never thought of looking up their names :) I should do that in the future. And that bunny is so cute.
I hope you are doing well!
Have a wonderful rest of the week.

Caroline Gill said...

Lovely photos of the bunny and the snails. Thank you for your thoughts on buddleia and butterflies. I always associate (our forays in) Scotland with good sightings of Burnet Moths (particularly around Loch Maree and on the Summer Isles) - which are lovely.

David Gill said...

Juliet, Caroline pointed me in this direction. It was good to see yet another Ministry of Works sign at Eagle Rock. Thank you for sharing the image.