A Tawny Mining Bee from Rawcliffe Meadows.
A vast wilderness of scrubby marshland with reeds and grassy plains and trees (very tall ones). I saw a wild rabbit run past me and a woodpecker at a tall height pecking aloud. Both animals never sat still and vanished among the natural meadow wonders. Instead an unusual bee appeared, a honeybee type, but a reddish, furry kind. A bee I have never seen before. Apparently, it is called the Tawny Mining Bee, somebody educated me. A unique find of nature amongst the meadows.
Chris Robertson