Gold - Duran Duran

So, SUMMER fell on a Thursday again this year as that days noon temperature sored to a record (for the year) +25°C. Despite the heat we enjoyed a descent morning in the field which will feature in days to come.but for now another short series of catch-ups and a look back to Wednesday.

  From more recent days Male (l) and Female

ORANGE SWIFT

and at long last a few catch-ups, delay cause by computer malfunctions.

 First for the Year at that time included

 SCALLOPED HOOK-TIP

 PURPLE BORDERED GOLD

 

 New to the Property

GOLD SWIFT

GOLD SPOT

PLAIN WAVE

 A little on the worn side

 but nonetheless another addition to the 

Recording Area List

 FEN WAINSCOT

Still quiet out in the field but good to see

Juvenile

 ROBIN

Rather a ragged looking

 PIED WAGTAIL

 maybe after a hard breeding season?

 at long last a

CLOUDED YELLOW

 The now deserted

SAND MARTIN BANK

there were 33 active nest holes this year and we will be working on 

keeping IT or generating a replacement for 2017!

and a final parting gift from Jean-Francois, the

Scull and Upper Mandible of a Frigatebird, species unknown.

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