Brandon Marsh; had a look here this afternoon, really looking for some butterflies. As it happened didn’t see many, Brimstone, Comma, distant ‘whites’, though quite a few Banded Demoiselle Flying and some unidentifiable Dameselfly.
A couple of Little ringed Plover, Lapwings, at least 5 chicks, Oystercatcher with 3 chicks, a Redshank, c25 Gadwall, Tufted and Mallard Duck, one female with ducklings. The usual Warblers, including 3 Cetti’s. One Nuthatch on the feeders and another near the river with food. Green and Great-spotted Woodpeckers were heard. A male Cuckoo was singing frequently and showing well, a female was often heard around the Reed beds ‘bubbling’. A Hobby was hunting over head for insect prey, not bothering with the Sand Martins. In all over 40 species were seeen.
Cinnabar moth
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