Iceland - 4th - 8th March 2022

Wednesday, 18 July 2012

More Pitsford moths!

Hi

The Pitsford moth team were busy again this morning and some spectacular moths were caught overnight.  Please see a few of them below...

I had a quick scan for birds from the feeding station at Pitsford late morning.  The best was the Goldeneye still, a successfully fledged juvenile Common Tern and the two adult Oystercatchers with just one well-grown youngster.  I don't know what happened to the second youngster but it clearly isn't around any more unfortunately.  A rare bird for Pitsford this year was a singing Sedge Warbler not far from the Maytrees Hide!

Happy Birding!

Neil
Leopard
Elephant Hawk-Moth and Burnished Brass
Elephant Hawk-Moth warming up
Light Emerald

Privet Hawk-Moth
















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