Over the past week I've been to several local bird reserves, where it has been possible to adhere to social distancing. I checked the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust website and discovered the car park at Messingham was open, but the hides were closed. This is such a nice place to go in May, I decided to go there. On the way back I stopped off at Alkborough. Again, the hide was closed, but the car park and paths were open. At Messingham yesterday, I was able to get out of the breeze to make 5 birdsong videos. These are:
1. Reed Warbler and Introduction here
2. Meadow and Garden Warbler here
3. Around the Royal Fern here
4. Garden Warblers and hepatic Cuckoo summary here
5. Male Cuckoo here
The moths shown were almost all taken in the moth trap, which at last is starting to pick up, as the nights get warmer.
Male Cuckoo
Common Seal aka Harbour Seals - Stone Creek
House Martin
Wheatear - Stone Creek
Rudd? - Burstwick
Female Wheatear - Stone Creek
ditto
Yellowhammer - Burstwick
Red-legged Partridge
Dunnock - in the garden
Lesser Whitethroat - Leven
ditto
Reed Bunting - Leven
Male Great Spotted Woodpecker - in the garden
Damselflies - MSQ
Damselflies - MSQ
Bearded Tit - Alkborough
Beetle Species - MSQ
Blue-tailed Damselfly - MSQ
Cinnabar - MSQ
Male Cuckoo - Alkborough
ditto
ditto
Cuckoo being mobbed by Meadow Pipit
ditto
Cuckoo being mobbed by Pied Wagtail
Cuckoo being mobbed by Pied Wagtail
Lily Beetle? MSQ
Little Egret - Alkborough
Lizard - pregnant? MSQ
Lizard
Lizard
Meadow Saxifrage - MSQ
Spoonbills - Alkborough
ditto
Pug Species
Micro Moth species
Cinnabar
ditto
Heart and Dart
Micro Moth Species
Poplar Hawk Moth
ditto
Angle Shades
Spectacled?
Uncertain
Micro Moth Species
Poplar Hawk Moth
ditto
Pug Species
Flame-Shoulder
Heart and Dart
Number 80
Number 80
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