Dave 123
Legendary Member
- Location
- Cambridgeshire alps
No. Just a pale phase buzzard.
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No. Just a pale phase buzzard.
Dave 123
Legendary Member
- Location
- Cambridgeshire alps
It’s a buzzard..
Roseland triker
Cheese ..... It's all about the cheese
- Location
- By the sea
We have a white tailed eagle here at the moment.
The buzzards can be pale but the rough legged ones here can be very white
Dave 123
Legendary Member
- Location
- Cambridgeshire alps
I’ll look out for white tailed. I’ll see one one day from the Devon coast.
Randomnerd
Bimbleur
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Rent, manage and spend much time relaxing in a three acre paddock next to my cottage, and have been doing so for decades.
I've changed to a late summer mowing regime, and given up haymaking in the last six years.
I've been live trapping small mammals this summer again, and the numbers are staggering this year.
Spent last evening watching a young barn owl roding right over my head. I was under the canopy of a field side oak tree, and he put on a show of vole-catching for me and the dog. Flutter; hover; swoop; bob about in the long grass; lift; a few beats; dinner passed, flopping, from beak to claw. And off into the shadows of an ash tree, filled with holes, one of which is no doubt home.
There is a corridor of barn owls here, east and west, using lowland grasses, stream, ditch and river banks. At the eastern extent I'm told by my man at Natural England, the largest concentration of madge in Europe.
I've changed to a late summer mowing regime, and given up haymaking in the last six years.
I've been live trapping small mammals this summer again, and the numbers are staggering this year.
Spent last evening watching a young barn owl roding right over my head. I was under the canopy of a field side oak tree, and he put on a show of vole-catching for me and the dog. Flutter; hover; swoop; bob about in the long grass; lift; a few beats; dinner passed, flopping, from beak to claw. And off into the shadows of an ash tree, filled with holes, one of which is no doubt home.
There is a corridor of barn owls here, east and west, using lowland grasses, stream, ditch and river banks. At the eastern extent I'm told by my man at Natural England, the largest concentration of madge in Europe.
Dave 123
Legendary Member
- Location
- Cambridgeshire alps
I took some pictures of sundews. I think they’re a little stunted after the April drought.
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rockyroller
Guru
- Location
- 20 miles northwest of Boston, MA
deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
- Location
- Armonmy Way
Nice helmet!
biggs682
Touch it up and ride it
- Location
- Northamptonshire
This moth decided that our back door was a safe resting spot.
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gbb
Legendary Member
- Location
- Peterborough
Had the grandkids for dinner ( ooer missus), our son and his partner had a bit of fishing, a pub lunch and an hour or so over Eldernell, a SSSI on the Nene washes. A bittern, Marsh harrier plus all the usual stuff.
First Bittern he's ever seen, I've never seen (or heard ) one.
First Bittern he's ever seen, I've never seen (or heard ) one.
Dave 123
Legendary Member
- Location
- Cambridgeshire alps
An hours wander on the coast path-
Green Hairstreak
Whitethroat
Linnet
A Cinnabar Moth. We've never seen one before, despite being common.
https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/wildlife-explorer/invertebrates/moths/cinnabar
https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/wildlife-explorer/invertebrates/moths/cinnabar
skudupnorth
Cycling Skoda lover
- Location
- Astley,Manchester
The bees I collected from the school next door have been mega busy since I added them to the hive
They even created more honeycomb in the grass outside the hive ! I’ve picked that up with all the bees still working and slid it inside the hive
They even created more honeycomb in the grass outside the hive ! I’ve picked that up with all the bees still working and slid it inside the hive
. Male Sparrowhawk outside the kitchen. Nesting in the woods up above the house.
