Swallow
Seaward side of the Pines seven months after the tidal serge. Although appearing dead amongst the brown needles are fresh green ones!
Spoonbill
Dunes Chafer?
Barred/Fen Snout
Saturday, 28 June 2014
Sack the weather man!
We had a much longer day in the field than expected and made the most of it up and until five just before the originally stated mid morning rain set in. The NOA moth traps as always produced some goodies including - Fenland Pearl, Scarce Footman, White-line Dart & the pretty micro Lozotaeniodes formosana. Grasshopper & Cricket season is underway with Short-winged Conehead, Field & Mottled Grasshopper noted. Endless sweeping brought up a new Soliderfly in the form of either Barred or Fen Snout. Two Dune Chafers were along the coastal path along with a Black-tailed Skimmer and Andy and mines first Dark Green Fritillary of the year. After complaining about no new birds a Hobby made a brief appearance whilst it seems Spoonbills are starting their regular appearances on the reserve.
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