There has been little change in the weather pattern in recent days with conditions remaining rather dank and dismal but the mild temperatures also continuing. However, while all around us seem to be taking advantage of the unseasonably temperate nights we have secure no more here from the Traps than c5
DECEMBER MOTH
a Moth??
LARVAE
plus the tiniest of
WOOD LICE
We caught the clamour at Parley Pond as our arrival coincided
with that of the Bun Lady. They say this is a daily event when she arrives to jettison yesterdays
'none-sales' of buns and sarnies alike and always resulting in a melee.
Otherwise, it has been a story of same, same up at the ponds
with
TEAL
showing in numbers up to a maximum of c19.
KESTREL
did put in a brief appearance
before we got back to the more usual
GADWALL
the resident
GREY WAGTAIL
and the now ever present 'pair' of
WIGEON
On the Heath we were mightily lucky to crack these shots off
GREEN SANDPIPER
and just in time to arrive at the
Sewerage Works Hedge
to capture both the illusive female
BULLFINCH
and a most obliging
FIRECREST
not recorded here for 2 or 3 weeks now.
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