One Swallow Does Not a Summer Make!

 The double wammy of what to some might be considered bad news was countered by the same in as much as the Moth Traps stayed active on the Heath all night and although nothing new, there were some returning 'pretties' by way of:-

BORDERED BEAUTY

SCALLOPED OAK

along with the ever welcome

GOLD SPOT
while

up to 1,000

STRALINGs
continue to grace the tennis court and lawn

with once again a splash of colour coming from the

ROWAN BERRIES
with

BOURNEMOUTH UNIVERSITY
showing well as a back-drop.

both

WILLOW WARBLER
and

CHIFFCHAFF

 

have been showing up in numbers as they hea for the Coastal Fringes and

 the inevitable flight across the Channel

while this may be the last we se of juvenile

STONECHAT
as adulthood is not far away

and maybe the last of the
GREYLING BUTTERFLIES
A call from the troops at the Fenceing Centre ended the day on a real high note as they rightly knew an 'open to view'

SWALLOWs NEST

would be

of likely interest

to both

yourselves

nd Me.

Here's hoping they also

make it to the

Other Side
(all c4 youngsters)