Below is a picture of the cleared net ride and a Speckled Wood that was sunning itself, or attempting to, on some fencing adjacent to the reedbed.
Tales of birding, ringing and observing natural history around the north of England and beyond.
Saturday, 28 July 2012
We're ready.........
........., but are the Swallows? This morning Ian and I spent an hour clearing a net ride ready to undertake some ringing at the annual Swallow roost that forms in one of the wet reedbeds at the obs. At the moment there about a thousand Swallows roosting, and I say 'at the moment' as since the last count on Thursday (26th) evening the weather has been fairly unsettled and that has a habit of breaking the roost up. If the weather then becomes settled and Swallows start moving again, the roost will build again.
Below is a picture of the cleared net ride and a Speckled Wood that was sunning itself, or attempting to, on some fencing adjacent to the reedbed.
Below is a picture of the cleared net ride and a Speckled Wood that was sunning itself, or attempting to, on some fencing adjacent to the reedbed.
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