ROCK PIPIT numbers rise through the winter at Samphire Hoe when the resident birds are joined by continental visitors.
SPOTTED FLYCATCHER AT DUNGENESS
SANDERLING GREATSTONE BEACH
DUNLIN
DUNLIN AND SANDERLING IN FLIGHT
SANDERLING
SMALL COPPER an AUTUMNAL BUTTERFLY
HOVERING AT THE HOE
HOW NOW BROWN COW ONE OF OUR NEW RESIDENTS AT SAMPHIRE HOE.
A BUMPER YEAR FOR HOUSE SPARROWS AT DOVER HARBOUR.
YOUNG MALE STONECHAT SAMPHIRE HOE,Its been a good breeding year for them.
UFO OVER THE CLIFFS
ADONIS BLUE A LATE SECOND BROOD.
WHEATEAR migration continues but has slowed to a trickle now.
HMS ALBION Heading down channel.
WASP SPIDER.
SPITFIRES pass over the Hoe on a regular basis throughout the summer.
35028 CLAN LINE hauling the Golden Arrow through Samphire Hoe in the pouring rain.
PILLARS OF CLOUD IN THE CHANNEL.
PAINTED LADIES THE LAST AT DUNGENESS
YOUNG LITTLE GULL AT THE PATCH.
GREY PHALAROPE AT DUNGENESS BEACH-You may remember I saw the adult Grey Phalaropes in Svalbaard back in June looking splendid in their brick red plumage.
GREY PHALAROPE
RED ADMIRALS love ivy blossom in the autumn.
KESTREL AT BOCKHILL.
STALKING THE STORK,A WHITE STORK of uncertain origin appeared on the fields at Bockhill last week.
AUTUMN WEBS
JUVENILE GREEN WOODPECKER LANGDON HOLE
WHEATEAR AT FAN BAY
COMMON REDSTART SAMPHIRE HOE
ROBIN IN FULL SONG
FEMALE TEAL SAMPHIRE HOE
WHINCHAT AT THE HOE
SHAGGY INKCAP
SANDWICH TERN DUNGENESS
A SINISTER LOOKING ARCTIC SKUA
GOLDEN PLOVER FLOCK AT OARE
BALMORAL OFF RECULVER
SLEEPY SANDERLING RECULVER
CATERPILLAR OF THE VAPOURER MOTH
CATERPILLAR OF THE SYCAMORE MOTH.
Hope you like it there will be more soon.
Lovely roundup set Phil, keeps you off the streets...
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