Monday, 10 August 2015

Strumpshaw Fen

A day at Strumpshaw fen looking for the Willow Emerald Damselfly
found 30ft from the Doctors Garden then back to the fen hide
where 3 water rail chicks running around and a Kingfisher
then to the tower hide to see the Great White Egret that was fishing
all the time I was their.


 Willow Emerald Damselfly
Water rail chick


 Heron
 Kingfisher

 Great White Egret


 Juv Long-tailed tit
 Common Tern

 Holly Blue egg laying

Sunday, 9 August 2015

Cley NWT

Was at the hides by 8am watching the birds for a few hours
with Green Common Curlew Sandpipers Red kite Hobby Marsh Harrier
Kestrel Avocets Black-tailed Godwit Yellow wagtail Pied wagtail

Black-tailed Godwit
 Avocet
 Hobby
 Curlew Sandpiper
 Little Gull

Saturday, 8 August 2015

Winterton Dunes

Started a Walk at 7.45am to the Concrete blocks
and back with two small flocks moving around
first with a Treecreeper in them a juv Common Seal
on the Beach

Treecreeper

Peacock
Young Common Seal

Wednesday, 5 August 2015

Alpine Swift

Walking to the seal at Horsey beach
and spotted a Alpine Swift for as little as 20 seconds
heading south over the Dunes.

2 shots only


Tuesday, 4 August 2015

Winterton Dunes

Started with Migrant Hawkers
then Spotted Flycatcher chased off by a Kestrel
2-3 Marsh Harriers 3-4 Red Kites 3 Kestrel a Buzzard and a Hobby
& a possible Peregrine going for a red kite all distant.
a few merging Dragonflies.
Linnets Yellowhammers Stonechat Green Woodpecker
Skylark a few Grayling Peacock small heath speckled wood meadow brown
large white Gatekeeper.

Migrant Hawker
 Spotted Flycatcher
 Red-kites
 Possible Peregrine going for the red kite
 Marsh Harrier
 Buzzard
 Swallow
 Small Skipper
 Emerald damselfly
 Mottled Grasshopper
 Hawker Emergence

Sunday, 2 August 2015

Strumpshaw Fen

A few Hours at Strumpshaw fen
not a lot going on here some Swallowtail caterpillars
may be second brood in a few weeks.
Two Little Egrets at fen hide some lizards sunning on walk to hide.
Some fresh Brimstone about today.

Swallowtail caterpillar
 Brimstone

 Lizards

 Little Egret

Saturday, 1 August 2015

Winterton North Dunes

Great to see the Graylings pairing up and its gone from
seeing 6+ to about 100+ in the Dunes with some spots of 20 in a area
first time I seen wings open a lot of fresh Peacocks about 2 silver-washed fritillary
small copper Large white small heath meadow brown.
2 Kestrel's 1 Red kite nice to see Dragon & Damselfly's about
Plus Natterjack Young Toads and tadpoles.


 GRAYLING


 Peacock
 Small Copper
 Kestrel
 Yellowhammer
 Willow Warbler ? juv
 Small Red-eyed Damselfly
 Southern Hawker
 Emerald Damselfly
Female Emperor egg laying