Goosey, Goosey Gander

A swift amendment to yesterday's Post as how nice it would be to have a HARLAQUIN on the pond. Thanx John for correcting the senility!!

Up to the time of writing the weather seems not to have improved one iota but fortunately that cannot be said about the Moth Traps. While not overwhelmed, we are at least getting a little trickle with F.F. the Y. represented by:-

BRUSSELS LACE

THE

FLAME
along with a couple of

SMALL SERAPHIM
living in the knowledge that those Chrysalis are getting more plump by the day and when the time is right, will pop! While also close to home the

LIME TREE
prunned back to the quick during late autumn has sprung back as a fine looking bush.
At the Irrigation Pond the

EGYPTIAN GOOSE FAMILY

are only showing sporadically with the Gosling

seeming able to support itself

very well, while at the Gravel Pit

there were initially c5

HERRING GULLs
bathing

until 'yours truely' happened along.
All else amounted to our second

WEASLE
of the year on entering the first
Solar Panel Compound

and

LINNETs

Having been busy of the past few days!
While the neighbour's

HEARD
free-ranging

always bring delight to me personally while back as base we found the tiniest of

MOLE-HILLs