Friday, 29 May 2009
Dorset here we come.....
Well, the three amigos are all set for our trip down to Dorset tomorrow. The weather looks great so fingers crossed for a productive weekend. We will be at Portland on Sunday and I would like to think that I have an outside chance of connecting with probably my all time British bogey bird - Serin. As it happens neither Dave or Andy have seen one in the UK either so chances are that's the way it will stay that way!!!!
Thursday, 28 May 2009
Painted Lady
Two at lunchtime today on the back of the recent massive invasion. Pretty sure I'll see a few more in Dorset this weekend!! Great Spotted Woodpecker and Bullfinch also.
Monday, 25 May 2009
Mighty Ayr United
Trap Result 23/05/09
Lots of first for 2009 including Spectacle, Flame Shoulder, Elephant Hawk Moth, Rustic Shoulder Knot, Scalloped Hazel and Pale Tussock.
Friday, 15 May 2009
Brascote GP
What a site! We get a bit wader starved in Thornton but my first visit here was excellent. Two Little Stint were there but didn't hang around and flew of north after about half an hour. Dunlin, Ringed Plover, Oystercatcher and Curlew were also present as were Reed Warbler, Common Tern, Sand Martin and Grey Partridge. There for less than an hour but some excellent birding.......
Sunday, 10 May 2009
Trap Result 09/05/09
Five moths and all new for 2009. Waved Umber, Peppered Moth, Common Pug, Shuttle Shaped Dart and a male Muslin.
Friday, 8 May 2009
Scarce Pug
An attractive pug moth that can be found in several locations from Humberside down into East Anglia. On August 22nd there is a one day event featuring an Introduction to Moths, by Jon Clifton, at Thornham Village Hall, Norfolk followed by a search for the larval stage of Scarce Pug. I'm going and will have a couple of spare seats should anybody fancy it. Places need to be booked and full details can be found on the Anglian Lepidopterist's Events page here
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