Thursday, 22 May 2014

Wilting in the Heat

Yellowhammer
Speckled Wood
Yesterday we endured, rather than enjoyed, the coruscating heat along the Humber bank.  Things seemed a little quiet in the morning with only 36 species, but things perked up a little in the afternoon.  We had Yellow Wagtails on both sessions, but the Yellowhammers only turned out after noon.  The Spotted Flycatcher was seen for a few minutes down a little lane.  it may have been a migrants still on its way to its intended breeding grounds.  It was another good day for insects with only Orange-Tips avoiding the cameras.
 Skylark
 Marsh Harrier
 Marsh Harrier
 Weevil
 Damselflies - Synchronised Couplings 
 Reed Warbler
 Rose Deer
 Ditto
 Roe Deer & Marsh Harrier (c) 2014 Aileen Urquhart
 Traffic Jam
 Record Shot of Spotted Flycatcher
 Cransesbill species
 Record shot of Great Crested Grebe
 Peacock

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