This morning I covered the north west patch. Birds were basically absent, with a buzzard over Queer Wood being the highlight. 21 species in all were seen, all regulars. However, managed to photo wood anemone
( anemone nemerosa) and primrose (primula vulgaris). 
These were both found in Queer Wood. In the afternoon I headed off to the south east where the highlights were 3 kestrels and numerous green woodpeckers. However, by Ashford House at Hadham Ford I registered my first peacock butterfly for the year, adding a second later in the walk. As we headed up Acremore Street a fly by large white flew past. Unfortunately, too mobile to offer photo opportunities.
( anemone nemerosa) and primrose (primula vulgaris). 
These were both found in Queer Wood. In the afternoon I headed off to the south east where the highlights were 3 kestrels and numerous green woodpeckers. However, by Ashford House at Hadham Ford I registered my first peacock butterfly for the year, adding a second later in the walk. As we headed up Acremore Street a fly by large white flew past. Unfortunately, too mobile to offer photo opportunities.
No comments:
Post a Comment