A muggy warm morning.
It was another pretty quiet visit. The most interesting sighting was a Reed Warbler in a thick hedgerow. The flash field produced seven Green Sandpipers, two Snipe, 21 Lapwings, and five Teal.
The butterfly highlight was a single Painted Lady, not the deluge we have been promised in recent news items.
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Painted Lady |
A single Long-winged Conehead was the first of that species of cricket this year.
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Long-wnged Conehead |
Quite a few Whitethroats are now out of the nest.
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Whitethroat |
As I said, pretty quiet.
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