I mentioned in the last post about some juvenile Red Backed Shrikes being very confiding, well this one has been entertaining Kent birders at St Marys Bay for the last few weeks.
Also at the same site someone found a solitary Shorelark
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SHORELARK
Meanwhile on Worth Marshes a Great Grey Shrike has been hanging out on an off for most of the month,it has been respectful of social distancing unfortunately, but here is a record shot from distance,heavily cropped.
GREAT GREY SHRIKE.
JUVENILE RING OUZEL Langdon Hole
WHEATEAR AT SAMPHIRE HOEA LONE TURNSTONE AT DOVER HARBOUR
GREEN WOODPECKER -LANGDON HOLE
ADULT MALE BLACK REDSTART - SAMPHIRE HOEBLACK REDSTART
GREY PARTRIDGE - ANCIENT HIGHWAY DEAL/SANDWICH.
MALE STONECHAT- REST HARROW DUNES
October is a good month for Autumnal moths and I had the good fortune to find a Deaths Head Hawkmoth on the sea wall at Samphire Hoe.
It was kept safe during the day and released at dusk.
GREEN BRINDLED BEAUTY
GBB
MERVEILLE DU JOUR
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PALPITA VITREALIS or OLIVE TREE PEARL
VESTAL
RED GREEN CARPET
THE GREEN PARTY.
NOVEMBER MOTH
THE MALLOW MOTH
EARLY MORNING ON THE WHITE CLIFFS
ANOTHER EARLY MORNING ON THE CLIFFS
SQUALL AT LITTLESTONE
THE HALLOWEEN BLUE MOON.
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