Just had a hours walk along the bottom path which leads close to the Clay Pigeon shoot and return.
As usual there was plenty going on with songbirds and warblers, eg: Garden Warblers, Blackcaps, Willow Warblers and Chiffchaffs.
I found this beautiful scarlet coloured larva of the Yellow Tail Moth (see photo), sadly the orangy colour in the photo should have come out more of a crimson colour. It was feeding on a sort of privet (or similar shape) leaf.
This must be the best place on earth for the Bugle with really good strong tall, full flowers. Though they are definately now on their last legs...
Had all the usual regulars, plus one or two more which I have yet to identify...
25th Apr
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Nearly all the interest today was offshore where 7.5 hrs of watching
producing 275 *Brent Geese*, a flock of seven *Velvet Scoters*, 353 *Common
Scoters*...
7 hours ago