One of my favourite bands across the 60's.
The current rash of warmer overnight temperatures saw another small gaggle of 'first for year' Moths succumb to the lure of the traps last night in the form of
this nicely marked
DUSKY SALLOW
was followed by a
POPLAR KITTEN
along with
along with
BEAUTIFUL YELLOW UNDERWING
which is a look-alike of
which is a look-alike of
TRUE LOVER'S KNOT
until it opens its wings which is all to infrequent!
Leaving an otherwise all to quiet Heath we found this
COMMON BUZZARD
on the Solar Panel fencing which looked to be one of this years vintage
COMMON BUZZARD
on the Solar Panel fencing which looked to be one of this years vintage
while within
GRASS and NETTLE CUTTING OPERATIONS WERE WELL UNDERWAY.
At the Gravel Pit among the climbing GREATER BINDWEED
and other hedgerow plants was a huntingMOORHEN
before our attention was drawn to the middle of the pond and our none belief in miracles started to wane. There, away from all vegetation, floated aLITTLE GREBE's NEST
and other hedgerow plants was a huntingMOORHEN
before our attention was drawn to the middle of the pond and our none belief in miracles started to wane. There, away from all vegetation, floated aLITTLE GREBE's NEST
which we had already given up on and had both Click and Videoedwell within the 20 second limit for glueing onto the post without success
so we will make another attempt later today.Just to smack a huge cherry onto an already creamy cake in flew thisKINGFISHER
much to our delight causing more problems of tearing ourself away!
However, the pride had come before the fall which was another bout ofFLY-TIPPING
but why in those smart and doubtless useful bags?
so we will make another attempt later today.Just to smack a huge cherry onto an already creamy cake in flew thisKINGFISHER
much to our delight causing more problems of tearing ourself away!
However, the pride had come before the fall which was another bout ofFLY-TIPPING
but why in those smart and doubtless useful bags?
THE 'ANIMALS' ARE BACK!
Checking the Main Pond for theMUTE SWAN FAMILY
they were all found present and correct (c7 Cygnets) and mostly in the water including the
Leucistic Cygnetbut they will all develop white eventually,while the male bird was keeping a distance at the other side of the pond where a fewWATER LILIESare also starting to show.
Checking the Main Pond for theMUTE SWAN FAMILY
they were all found present and correct (c7 Cygnets) and mostly in the water including the
Leucistic Cygnetbut they will all develop white eventually,while the male bird was keeping a distance at the other side of the pond where a fewWATER LILIESare also starting to show.
but for my monay their finest hour was "She's Not There"
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