Despite some rain on both mornings of the weekend, it was a great pleasure to have our friend Dave Foot to stay and engage in a number of successful Wildlife forays together. On Saturday there were a manageable number of Moths to monitor and photograph while the following day there was a massive increase in both quality and quantity, so the images will not be edited/published until later in the week. Otherwise it was systems normal as from the Traps before the weekend we secured
First for the Year
LIGHT ARCHES
and ditto
LYCHNIS
while the cultivar
while the cultivar
OPIUM POPPIES
are now in full bloom.
The ROBIN's eggs have hatched in Janet's stable,
c5 Chicks accounted for.
Potentially Good News as over the past couple of days
we have been watching the 'pair' of
LITTLE GREBE
seemingly building a 'floating' nest.
Early Days
but we will be keeping our eye on the ball!
MALLARD FAMILY
LITTLE GREBE
nest/raft/platform building.
Little Bo Peep has lost her Sheep
Just take a look outside of the perimeter fence,
how these 2 got out heaven knows!
BELTED GALLOWAY
CALF
is now starting to break cover.
We promise, no more images in the foreseeable future!
Latest from the Trail Cameras
Juvenile STONECHATS
are now in full bloom.
The ROBIN's eggs have hatched in Janet's stable,
c5 Chicks accounted for.
Potentially Good News as over the past couple of days
we have been watching the 'pair' of
LITTLE GREBE
seemingly building a 'floating' nest.
nest/raft/platform building.
Little Bo Peep has lost her Sheep
and doesn't know where to find them!
Just take a look outside of the perimeter fence,
how these 2 got out heaven knows!
CALF
We promise, no more images in the foreseeable future!
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