In all its Glory the
There’s a Snow Moon waiting in the sky
He’d like to come and join us but he thinks he’d blow our minds
There’s a Snow Moon waiting in the sky
He told us not to blow it ‘cause he knows it’s all worthwhile
He told me
Let the children lose it, let the children use it
Let the children boogie
Adapted from the Bowie classic.
While today's images might paint a picture of a bright, sunny day it was far from that as we were confined to barracks until 14:00. More an exercise of monitoring the watercourses, now the increased temperature has taken care of the freeze there were a few morsels on offer. We should also point out that this Post harks back to Thursday - we have been a little adrift!
being here together.
Fiddles Elbow
there was never a chance of a video clip but they were catching plenty of Fish.
Additionally and most surprisingly the c4
still remain in situ there, but time to head north.
No more than a returning male
while at the Gravel Pit matters were little better with no more than a single
(at least they are starting the return - good news)
At these far more northerly latitudes it takes far longer for the
to bloom. A strange event leaving the Moth Traps until this late in the day, it was only good fortune that had us add another species to the Year List and the last knockings of Winter
but we won't go into that!
Attempting to end on an 'up-beat note', the first Weatear has already been recorded in Wales along with a veritable swarm of assorted Moths elsewhere, while Swallows, Sand Martin et al are also trickling in from the near continent - Us Next!
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