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Saturday, 7 June 2014
Scorched Wing
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Several new moths for the year last night; Turnip Moth, Broken-barred Carpet, True-lover's Knot, Green Arches, Grey Pug, Bloodvein and t...
Epinotia biluna
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One of the more distinctive Tortrix moths, I only catch one or two a year but it is very widespread. Epinotia bilunana
Turnip Moth
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The only other Turnip Moth I have posted was very ragged so this is a somewhat better example of this regular Noctuid. Turnip Moth
Thursday, 5 June 2014
Dipper on the Wye
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James returned to Chee Dale again today to have a look at the Dipper. The photo below of a juvenile is a combination of good photographic an...
Wednesday, 4 June 2014
Mottled Rustic
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A few more moths of interest in the trap last night with several Elephant Hawkmoth, Poplar Hawkmoth, Pale Tussock, Freyer's and White-sp...
Sunday, 1 June 2014
Mandarin with ducklings
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It looks like the Mandarin Duck numbers in the area are going to continue to rise. Walking a 1Km stretch of the River Derwent I came across ...
Curlew and chick
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Driving over the moor this morning I came across two Curlew swooping over the edge of the road. As I pulled over a tiny chick ran across in ...
Saturday, 31 May 2014
Redstart - male
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This male Redstart looked like it was feeding young in a nest. Fantastic looking birds and they appear to be in good numbers this year. Ca...
Mayfly - Rowsley
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Mayfly's were in good numbers at Rowsley this morning. The Mayfly is unusual in that a winged dull coloured sub-adult emerges from the n...
Redwing singing Matlock Forest
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Ken and I had a real surprise this morning when we came across a singing male Redwing on the edge of Matlock Forest. Looking in Roy Frosts...
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Friday, 30 May 2014
Long-eared Owl at dusk
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The fact that, perhaps more than any other owl, the Long-eared is almost exclusively nocturnal makes it particularly difficult to photograph...
Wednesday, 28 May 2014
Long-eared Owl - juveniles
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It's not just owls that need excellent eyesight. Locating this brood of juvenile Long-eared Owl needs excellent eyesight on behalf of th...
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Monday, 26 May 2014
Goosander and ducklings - Bakewell
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I received a call from Pam mid-afternoon, whilst she was shopping in Bakewell, to let me know that there was a female Goosander on the river...
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Large Red Damselfly
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A recently emerged Large Red Damselfly next to its discarded larval skin on Bog Bean. Large Red Damselfly
Shelduck - Middleton Moor
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I mentioned back in April that I had a single Shelduck flying over Beeley Moor and that this had almost certainly come from Middleton Moor. ...
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