Some photos taken in early April went missing, but turned up today, so they are presented below. The Snakeshead Fritillary is something I've always wanted to see in the wild. There were at least 2 plants. Apparently, this species has been present for as quarter of a century, and it isn't known if they are genuinely wild. However, a DNA test with Kew Gardens would confirm their provenance.
Snakeshead Fritillary
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The Wigeon, Avocet and Brent Geese were at Kilnsea Wetlands.
Wigeon
Avocet
Brent Geese
The following photographs were taken at Messingham Sand Quarry
Bluebell
Marsh Marigold
Peacock on Blackthorn
Peacock on Marsh Marigold
Recently a Fox has been coming into the garden during daylight hours, although usually it is pretty dark
Fox
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Meanwhile on Sunday afternoon there were more than a dozen Yellow Wagtails in the Sunk Island area.
Yellow Wagtail
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On Monday the redstarts were found at some of their Yorkshire Wolds haunts, but they were seemingly absent from others.
Redstart
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