I Am The Owl - Dead Kennedys

Despite their 'daily' presence within a couple of mile radius of Parley the 2 key species for the month have avoided me for this first week.

 BARN OWL
(Wiki Pic)
was seen by others during the first 3 days while I was visiting
Portland, but since my return to the farm have remained strangely
silent (or, far more likely, I have been in the land of Nod?). Last night
redressed that irony as one was 'calling' close to the house at 02:00.

About that time the light evening mist had thickened to a dense fog and blocking out the heavens was likely to increase the catch from the Moth Trap? All of that quickly burned off at daybreak and there were a good number of Insects which are still under scrutiny. Unfortunately debilitated for most of the day all that was managed was the short drive to the Avon Causeway where it was found the Prodigal had returned. Only c5

EGYPTIAN GEESE
were seen but that was more than enough to fill the space on the
Dorset Month List. Two other species of Geese were there as well

 GREYLAG GOOSE

and CANADA GOOSE

but that was my 'bird watching' day over, so have once again had

to rely on the photo archive and another visit to Australia.

 BAR-SHOULDERD DOVE

 CARNABY'S BLACK COCKATOO

 COMMON BRONZEWING

 DOUBLE-EYED FIG-PARROT

The Continents tiniest Parrot,

'smaller' than our own House Sparrow.

 DUSKY WOODSWALLOW

 ELEGANT PARROT

Not looking quite so 'Elegant' in a torrential downpour.

RADJAH SHELDUCK

RED-COLLARED LORIKEET

 RED-NECKED AVOCET

 RED-TAILED BLACK COCKATOO

 SHARP-TAILED SANDPIPER

 SPINY LIZARD

VARIEGATED FAIRY WREN

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