Gull flock - Manor Farm - Winter 082:30 > 4:00pm
Warm sunshire, humid.
A large amout of Gulls still remain, numbering over 1,000 on the mud alone as well as a few hundred more in the new deeper pit which were flushed from time to time. As always mostly Black Headed with at rough count 50 or so Lesser Black Backed and at least one single definite Herring Gull.
A few Common Terns were mixed in with the flock, maybe six or seven at most.
On the wader front three Green Sandpipers and a single Common Sandpiper were on the shallow pools.
Little Egret over.
On the butterfly front as well as the usual abundant Large Whites and increasing Painted Ladies the most noticable today was Peacock with a few fluttering aroung the back brook area.
Herring Gull - Birdguides
Herring Gull - BTO
Herring Gull - RSPB
Herring Gull - Wiki
Peacock - Butterfly Conservation
Peacock - UK Butterflies
Warm sunshire, humid.
A large amout of Gulls still remain, numbering over 1,000 on the mud alone as well as a few hundred more in the new deeper pit which were flushed from time to time. As always mostly Black Headed with at rough count 50 or so Lesser Black Backed and at least one single definite Herring Gull.
A few Common Terns were mixed in with the flock, maybe six or seven at most.
On the wader front three Green Sandpipers and a single Common Sandpiper were on the shallow pools.
Little Egret over.
On the butterfly front as well as the usual abundant Large Whites and increasing Painted Ladies the most noticable today was Peacock with a few fluttering aroung the back brook area.
Herring Gull - Birdguides
Herring Gull - BTO
Herring Gull - RSPB
Herring Gull - Wiki
Peacock - Butterfly Conservation
Peacock - UK Butterflies
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