The SALLOW moth
GOLDFINCH
A CHARM OF GOLDFINCH
Wednesday, 23 October 2013
OCTOBER FEST
Still a few ouzels and bramblings in Langdon Hole last week,wheatears down to a trickle now,half a dozen young kestrels have taken up residence at Samphire Hoe,and last Thursday 9 species of butterfly were seen on the cliffs,probably their last stand I would think.Goldfinches,linnets,yellowhammers and corn buntings are flocking in the weedy margins of the arable fields on the cliffs.
RING OUZEL
BRAMBLING
Several of these winter visitors have been arriving recently.
KESTREL one of six juveniles at the Hoe
WHEATEAR
WHEATEAR On the beach at Samphire Hoe
GREEN BRINDLED CRESCENT,a favourite autumn moth.
The SALLOW moth
RED ADMIRAL nectaring on ivy blossom
COMMA
A CHARM OF GOLDFINCH
YELLOWHAMMER
The SALLOW mothA CHARM OF GOLDFINCH
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