I was up at 7 this morning for a walk up the road to the foot of Signal Hill which looked like an interesting place to spend an hour. I was hopeful of some new species and, as always when you are abroad, you never know what you may seen. This morning as I expected, it was rather quiet and frustrating but I did photograph Telophorus zeylonus Bokmakierie. A cape endemic and yet another new species for me of course.
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January 07, 2013
Monday morning Signal Hill
I was up at 7 this morning for a walk up the road to the foot of Signal Hill which looked like an interesting place to spend an hour. I was hopeful of some new species and, as always when you are abroad, you never know what you may seen. This morning as I expected, it was rather quiet and frustrating but I did photograph Telophorus zeylonus Bokmakierie. A cape endemic and yet another new species for me of course.
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