Due in part to the threat of more overnight rain only a single Moth Trap was activated last night but with it came
a 'first for the year'
CYPRESS PUG
CYPRESS PUG
During the short process we were also able to watch those acrobatic
HOUSE SPARROWs
eating their fill from the way-side weeds
before investigating the 'chattering' from above.
with a host of
HOUSE MARTINs
'hawking' around and clinging to the
Farmhouse Chimney.
In line with the recent Tit-Mouse Post another vocal bird
In line with the recent Tit-Mouse Post another vocal bird
COAL TIT
allowd a couple of short vocal breaks before what has become the local
SQUIRREL
bounded by before we headed to the Heath
finding some 'fruits' on arrival
ROSE-HIPS
with
MEADOW PIPITs
trickling through.
A stoke of luck finding this
A stoke of luck finding this
male (can you see it yet?)
BLACKCAP
before leaving the area
and disturbing this
COMMON BUZZARD
in pursuit of dinner.
COMMON BUZZARD
in pursuit of dinner.