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Pittswood Birds
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About Me And My Patch. Saturday, 8 August 2015. An off patch day today had me visiting Thursley Common with Marc Heath ( see his superb blog here. Dragon Habitat At Thursley. We spent 7 hours in glorious weather chasing down Dragonflies, of which we found 16 species, two of those being new to me, the Black Darter and the Common Hawker, although the latter only gave flight views, the former were seen in good numbers, giving lots of photo opportunities. Newly emerged Common Darter. 8 August 2015 at 20:08.
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Pittswood Birds
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About Me And My Patch. Saturday, 1 August 2015. The weather was fine and sunny, with virtually no wind, perfect for the first full patch walk of the new month. Here's how I kicked off the August tally then, in the order of appearance. I took a distant shot of it. Then managed a closer, but still obscured shot,. This looks to be a different one to the couple I photographed last week, judging by the wing damage seen. 1 August 2015 at 18:17. 1 August 2015 at 18:23. Lovely BH shots Warren. Would love the...
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Pittswood Birds: August 2015
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About Me And My Patch. Monday, 31 August 2015. Heavy rain fell throughout most of the morning, but a short lived dry spell allowed me to make a circuit of Migrant Alley, before more rain curtailed the hour long walk. Looking back at my stats and comparing this August to the previous thirteen, they show this August had the fourth highest bird species total of 74. The sun went in for the last few shots, but they came out ok. Sunday, 30 August 2015. Needless to say not a single bird was seen in the vicinity!
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Pittswood Birds
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About Me And My Patch. Sunday, 9 August 2015. Another lovely morning of sunshine, the last for a while if the forecasters are to be believed! The fine, sunny and warm weather didn't bring out many birds though, an early walk around the sheep pasture and paddocks of Migrant Alley was pretty birdless, just a few STARLINGS, Corvids and the odd flyover PIED WAGTAIL. Unusually this individual allowed me to photograph it as it preened. It's not quite what I was looking for on the fence lines though! Libellules...
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Pittswood Birds: Pittswood Species List
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About Me And My Patch. Great Black Backed Gull. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). 1000 PATTES - 1000 TRACKS. Lancashire and Lakeland Outback Adventure Wildlife Safaris. North Downs and beyond. Libellules de France et d'Ailleurs - DRAGONFLY WORLD. Mes Libellules de Touraine. Mike Gould Wildlife Photography. Focusing On Wildlife.*. Greenie in the wild. A partly cloudy morning, but warm in the light bre. Dense fog enveloped the area this morning, but onc. A partly cloudy morning with light winds and sunny. It was...
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Pittswood Birds: Pittswood Bird Gallery
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About Me And My Patch. On this page are the photographs that I have managed to take of the birds found on my patch, not all of the 141 species recorded have been caught on Camera and some of them are just record shots, ( pretty woeful at that! Taken as the chance arose, so they are of varying quality! I have added both sexes and the Immature of the species where available, the species appear in alphabetical order :-). Black Redstart - Female / Immature. Blue Tit - Immature. Canada Goose - Gosling. I had ...
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Pittswood Birds: Dragonflies/Damselflies Gallery
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About Me And My Patch. Below are the Odonata Species that have Occurred on my Pittswood patch to date. I have tried to include, where possible, images of each sex, plus immatures and any flight shots .the task is ongoing! Golden Ringed Dragonfly - Male. Hairy Dragonfly - Male. Hairy Dragonfly - Male. Brown Hawker - Male. Brown Hawker - Male. Migrant Hawker - Male. Migrant Hawker - Male. Migrant Hawker - Male, Flight. Migrant Hawker - Female. Southern Hawker - Male. Southern Hawker - Male Flight. White-le...
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Pittswood Birds
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About Me And My Patch. Friday, 22 May 2015. Early sunshine gave way to scattered cloud around 07:30hrs this morning, but it remained warmer than of late, with little wind. A quick circuit of Migrant alley was made first thing, I don't expect any passage migrants here now, but there again you never know! Anyway there wasn't any today, just 5 each of CANADA and GREYLAG GOOSE on one of the paddocks, plus a few LINNETS. Something at last to add to the May list! Lots of photo's today! 22 May 2015 at 18:23.
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Pittswood Birds: Pittswood Butterfly Gallery
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About Me And My Patch. This page shows images of all 28 species of butterfly that have occurred on my patch, images are of varying quality, the more common the butterfly the better chance of a decent image! Brimstone Butterfly - Male Underwing. Brown Argus - Male. Brown Argus - Female. Brown Argus - Underwing. Chalkhill Blue, Underwing. Common Blue - Male. Common Blue - Female. Common Blue - Underwing. Essex Skipper - Underwing. Green Hairstreak - Underwing. Green Veined White - Pair Mating. Dense fog en...
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Pittswood Birds
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About Me And My Patch. Wednesday, 5 August 2015. A cloudy start to the day gave way to some sunny spells by 09:00hrs, but it clouded over again by midday, when some very light showers fell, at least the wind has dropped a bit! Yesterday I bemoaned the fact that considering it was August, nothing seemed to be moving yet, well this morning that had changed! My skywatch went on to produce a couple of species for the months list too, with flyovers from CORMORANT. And LESSER BLACK BACKED GULL. Once the sun wa...
