Another month of record rainfalls,it has been a job getting out with any enthusiasm in the wet and then cold northerly winds which have prevailed for most of the month.
LITTLE BIT OF BREAD AND NO CHEESE YELLOWHAMMER IN FULL VOICE -LANGDON HOLE
SKY NEWS CHOPPER OVER SAMPHIRE HOE
ME OLE COCK LINNET.
MALE ORANGETIP -LANGDON CLIFFS
DRAKE TEAL -STODMARSH
WILLOW WARBLER -STODMARSH
WILLOW WARBLERS were much in evidence on the cliffs too early in the month.
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CATTLE EGRET -STODMARSH
EARLY SPIDER ORCHIDS SAMPHIRE HOE
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CORN BUNTING IN THE MIST-LANGDON CLIFFS
YELLOWHAMMER
A GREEN COMMON LIZARD AT SAMPHIRE HOE
RED KITE - LANGDON HOLE
LARGE WHITE -A FEMALE AT LANGDON CLIFFS
A SPRING CLOUDED YELLOW - LANGDON CLIFFS
BLACK FIVE 44871 AT DOVER PRIORY
HURTIGRUTENS MAUD AT DOVER HARBOUR.
JACKDAW COLLECTING STONES?
WHEATEAR SITTING ON THE FENCE - SAMPHIRE HOE
AIDA NOVA - A NIGHTMARE IN THE CHANNEL?
A WATER VOLE -Looking a bit battered Worth Marshes.
A SAMPHIRE HOE COLOUR RINGED STONECHAT.
US NAVY HARVARD FLYING PAST THE HOE.
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NIEU STATENDAM HOLLAND AMERICA LINE .
FULMAR PETREL
BLACKBIRD
COMMON HEATH MOTH
MALE ORANGETIP
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FEMALE ORANGETIP
A CLEAN AND SHINY CLAN LINE AT DOVER PRIORY A MERCHANT NAVY CLASS LOCO
AN UNUSUAL EARLY SPIDER ORCHID
SEDGE WARBLER- WORTH MARSHES.
BLACKCAP
SINGING
WHITETHROAT SINGING
GREEN HAIRSTREAK LANGDON CLIFFS
FEMALE ORANGETIP
FEMALE ORANGETIP
BASKING LIZARD - SAMPHIRE HOE.
MEIN SCHIFFE AT DOVER
THE FIRST WALL BROWN OF THE SEASON AT SAMPHIRE HOE - A FEMALE.
LIKEWISE THE FIRST DINGY SKIPPER.
Some great shots and finds Phil ! I also saw that colour ringed Stonechat and sent the record to a Stonechat survey in North West Norfolk where it possibly hails from .......still waiting for a reply ........PS; I found the odd orchid i told you about a couple of days after speaking with you (not the one you,ve pictured ) . Allan.W.
ReplyDeleteThere’s a colour ringed scheme at the Hoe so it’s more than likely a home rung bird.
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