Still having troubles with connectivety but hopefully getting through tonight. Not a bad week really, the first
Pink footed Geese (40) of the autumn made an appearance on Monday (25th) about a week latter than in recent years, these birds were moving east first thing , undoubtedly heading for the broads. On Wednesday (27th) I 'twitched' a glorious
Death's Head Hawkmoth that was on show at Bird Ventures in Holt. Caught in the owners garden at Binham these moth performed well and was in excellent condition, this was my first 'wild' caught encounter of this species- great stuff
Death's Head Hawkmoth the ghoulish human skull marking on the thorax can clearly be seen
Inspired by the brute above, the moth trap was out Wednesday evening for the duration. No Death's Head come morning but two new ones for the year in the shape of
Barred Sallow and
Green-brindled Cresent, the latter making a hasty exit!. GYL 178
Barred Sallow
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