GHOST
If this ain't The Maiden's Finest Hour
will someone please let me know what is!
With our lap-top difficulties continuing we may have brought to
If this ain't The Maiden's Finest Hour
will someone please let me know what is!
With our lap-top difficulties continuing we may have brought to
you some of these images a little earlier but,
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER!
Even before reaching the first Moth Trap on Friday
we recorded a
'fly over'
MEDITERRANEAN GULL
only brought to our attention by its continuous and mournful calls from above.
This is the first known instance that this particularly attractive Gull
has been recorded here during the month of August.
Friday had brought us an early morning temperature of +9C with
that reducing by a 'single click' the next day, however even as it increased to
a full +17C yesterday at dawn there was no improvement seen in either
quality or quantity at the traps.
While it is as much to do with weather and other conditions the
Field Guide Text acts as a good indicator. Stating that
GHOST SWIFT
is on-the-wing through June and July, it was no surprise to find this
female flanked by a brace of males.
In this instance the female
DRINKER
is on the left, and surely a favourite will all
BORDERED BEAUTY
There have also been an interesting array of other Insects including
BROWN
or
SUMMER CHAFER
HORSEFLY
and the
Ichneumon Wasp
ICHNEUMON SARCITORIUS
Away from all of that we continued our usual rounds finding today's
King of the Mountain
to be a fine
but as ever nervous
HERRING GULL
Maybe a visit to SpecSavers might help, but on the Heath
we found a couple of items completely new to us starting with
one of the Migonette Species more commonly know as
WELD
and while
WOOD MOUSE
is familiar
ROUGH MALLOW
an invader from the US of A
was also a 'first'.
The most attractive
POPLAR LEAF BEETLE
appears to be much later than in previous years? but it was then on to the
Trail Cameras
where all that was found was a performance by the
WOOD PIGEON DISPLAY TEAM
With Hugh having noted our single and only
RED-LEGGED PARTRIDGE
during the week it would certainly have been added to the August List
but it is always nice to see such things for ones self.
It should be noted that while we designate this as a
First for August
it is in fact far from that as once a very common species here.
Perhaps a better term might have been "since 2003 when formal record keeping commenced".
To end, another BEST TRACK this time from
Bon Jovi
To end, another BEST TRACK this time from
Bon Jovi
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