A report on the Moth highlights in Derbyshire during 2023
Latest Moth News for December includes an interesting article by one of the County’s young up and coming Moth Recorders. The December round-up . News update on latest situation re county Moth Recorder.
![Christmas 2023 in Norfolk](https://www.simplybirdsandmoths.co.uk/sbam/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Lesser-Yellowlegs-_U8A8311-114x150.jpg)
My wife and I spent our Christmas in North Norfolk. A few days away was just the tonic we both needed, and some good birds to finish off 2023. A detour was in order, via RSPB Frampton, for the very obliging Lesser Yellowlegs that seems to be over wintering at the site, and also gradually moulting into adult plumage. Also 3 Scaup were further highlights during a breakfast bacon “butty” in the Cafe. Stopping via Cley Marshes for Avocet, Ruff, Great White Egret, Marsh Harrier and a Red Kite. Christmas Eve morning was spent at RSPB Titchwell and I managed […]
![Another Pink Punk on my door-step](https://www.simplybirdsandmoths.co.uk/sbam/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Waxwing-_U8A6375-150x100.jpg)
A friend paid me a visit on 16th December to drop off Christmas Cards, just before he left, he picked up a Waxwing perched on a high Conifer tree at the bottom of our road. The bird spent the rest of the late morning feeding in a neighbours secluded garden. My neighbours kindly allowed me access to their garden, and I was able to take a few photographs. It also spent time in the afternoon, perching on the tops of conifers and silver birch trees, covering a wide area, and using them as vantage points. It would then perform flying […]