Moths

Moth Trap – 18th September 2014 – overnight

Another perfect night for moth trapping, warm reasonably calm with a slight breeze and low cloud. My 11th garden trap of the year and it turned up an unexpected garden tick and a great county moth. Persistence certainly pays off when moth trapping. never give up as you absolutely have no idea what you are […]

Moths

Moth Trap – 16th September 2014 – overnight

My 10th Garden Moth Trap of the year. The weather is ideal for moth trapping at the moment, with unusually warm and mild temperatures for September. Over-night conditions calm but result was poor and just a little disappointing. Maybe my expectations were running high. A total of 41 moths of 21 species, including 1 migrant.

Birds, Birds of 2014

A Red Letter Spurn Day

Spurn, East Yorkshire and the surrounding area has to be one of the best places on UK mainland for migrant birds. To-day, 13th September 2014, was a real “Red Letter” day. Only a couple of hours drive from home and with easterly winds over night, looked promising for autumn migrants. We kicked off with a

2014, Birds, Birds of 2014, Year

RSPB Frampton Marsh, Lincolnshire

Early September is usually peak time for wader passage and Frampton Marsh, Lincolnshire is always a great place to visit. Migrating Curlew Sandpiper normally peak during the end of August & first week in September. Today, 7th September 2014, there were small numbers on the marsh giving good views. At this time of year it is the

Birds, Birds of 2014

A week in Swanage, Dorset

My wife & I spent our usual week at the end of August in Swanage, Dorset, one of our favourite holiday spots. Although not what I would call a birding holiday, I did manage to squeeze a few hours in here and there. The weather was very kind and we had some extremely warm sunny

Birds, Birds of 2014

A Favorite Piece of Coastline

Saturday 23rd August 2014 and we visited one of my favourite parts of Yorkshire, Flamborough Head. Along with Glyn & RichardP, we sat at the Sea Watching site on the headland for a couple of hours in the hope of a few good seabirds. It was very quiet with only a few Manx Shearwaters and

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