Wednesday, 8 June 2022

A quiet time

Mainly cloudy with a few sunny spells, brighter later, 17°, breezy W.

Another quiet day, 10 Greylag feeding in a cattle field along the Bunk line and a steady movement of House Martin, Swallow and Swift feeding overhead.

And 2 Herring Gull and 6 Black-headed Gull in the area.

The Kestrel pair still in the vicinity and hopefully have young?

The river area was equally quiet however insects were quite apparent today.

Mammals: Brown Hare and a Muntjac Deer at dusk yesterday in the Brook meadow.

Dragonflies: Beautiful Demoiselle, Banded Demoiselle, Common Blue Damselfly, Large Red Damselfly, Azure Damselfly, Blue-tailed Damselfly, Red-eyed Damselfly, Brown Hawker, Emperor and Four-spotted Chaser.

Butterflies: Large Skipper, Small White, Common Blue, Red Admiral, Painted Lady, Small Tortoiseshell, Meadow Brown and Small Heath.

Alan & Paul.

Emperor courtesy Alan
Yellowhammer courtesy Alan
Common Blue Damselfly courtesy Alan
Muntjac at dusk

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