This blog is getting ever more neglected. Its like a derelict house just left to decay.
If anyone is still out there in the barren wastes of blogland, I am continuing here when I get around to it, its just that there is always something else to do.
Right here goes, this is just some random things since last time...
So, recently I've started doing some short video clips on my phone, some digiscoped but this one is just hand held with me lying on the ground and this Water Shrew 18 inches from my nose end. It was on 18th August, we were sitting out after work when this little fellow came snuffling past along the base of the wall...Its a while since we've seen a Water Shrew in the garden.
While I am on with video's heres another. I enjoyed this Greenshank at Buston Links in great light on 10th August. Phone hand held to scope eyepiece. Stabilisation in Google Images is a Godsend!
There were more decent moths in the garden since my last post -
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| I caught 5 of these odd Coeleophora in two nights. I had them as frischella /alcyonipennella but Tom Tams took the same on the last night and on Gen Det is was Coleophora alcyonipenella, First county records! |
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| This Teleiopsis diffinis was an unusually pink individual...Steve Palmer at the Gelichiid Recording Scheme has asked for a copy for the website. |
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A garden first Palpita vitrealis only the 2nd for VC68.  |
