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The return of a visible Migration

Posted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 8:44 am
by Lesser Spot Finder
6th August 2007

Not only is it my 13th wedding anniversary but I also woke up this morning to find a fall of Warblers. Birds included Blyth's Reed, Clamorous Reed, Booted and Plain Leaf Warblers. In addition, to finish the morning off in a flourish, a small flock of 7 Rose-coloured Starlings, which included three adults, flew over. The afternoon run around produced only 4 Tree Sparrows.

Things are looking up.

Richard

6 AUG 07

Posted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 10:02 pm
by Wandering Tattler
Rich,

Good to see that the birds are picking up as you return. Great to see you the other night and I wish you well for the remainder of your time there.

Mostly DIYing at the moment but had a surprise Hobby over the house on 5 Aug 07, added to which I have had calling Yellowhammer and Canada Geese, bringing the garden list up to 52 species in less than 8 months. Still need a dragonfly and butterfly book! We have Bank Voles by the house too, so things are looking up.

Take care!

Draoinflies and Butterflies

Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2007 9:12 am
by Lesser Spot Finder
Tim,

try the Steve Brookes book on Dragonflies and the Lewington book on Butterflies. Both are published by British Wildlife Publishing I think and are excellent additions to your library. I can recommend books on Moths and Orchids if you wish.

Take care.

Rich