Sunday, 21 June 2015

A Marsh, but Water Nowhere to be Found

On Friday we went inland to a linear nature reserve, but it was very overcast, so the expected butterflies failed to materialise.  However, we had a pair of displaying and presumably courting Red Kites overhead before we left the car park.  In another nature reserve we saw a wary Little Owl, a Great Spotted Woodpecker and a few Yellowhammers.  On the return journey a busy father Marsh Tit stopped his searching for food for his brood, and sang to us at point-blank range instead.  It was better than the poor weather had promised it to be.
Singing Male Marsh Tit
 Little Owl
 Red Kites
 Ditto
 Ditto
 Ditto
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 Common Spotted Orchid
 Red Campion
 Speckled Wood
 Yellow Shell?

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