Apart from breeding birds it’s gone very quiet on the
birding front locally with only a Common Tern at the pond on the 20th,
sod all in very blustery conditions yesterday and today all we managed was a Garden Warbler and Raven. On the garden front Bullfinch, Coal Tit and
Green Woodpecker have been visiting mine this week.
Luckily the overnight temperatures over the last few days till
last night has produced decent numbers of moths so that has kept Bob and I busy
with identification of some of the smaller ones and photography, Dave added 3
micro moths to his garden list while I managed my first Companion.
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| Scorched Wing |
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| Companion |
Bee Orchids are finally showing at a number of places while
out of the county some of our more interesting species are starting to flower.
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| Burnt Orchid |
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| Fly Orchid |
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| Fragrant Orchid |
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| Military Orchid |
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Musk Orchid
all orchid pics by Paul Cashmore
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