…and late afternoon walk on the 21st the knees held up ok (just) and it’s great to carry the new 500mm lens it’s so much lighter than the old 500mm. I had the moth trap out 20th/21st but only five moths of three different spices.
Spring is definitely sprung when you hear the Song Thrush singing.
A Wren also singing.
Same Wren different bush.
I know what you are thinking, “that Wren is never going to swallow all of that“.
Dunnock.
A lot of courtship displaying was taking place.
Heron at our local pond.
Linnet.
Woodpigeon.
Yellowhammer.
I cannot resist the Moon.
On the way home I found this Brown Hare hunkered down.
Hebrew Character.
I think this is a Small Quaker (please correct me if I‘m wrong).
A very poor image of what I think is a Diamondback Moth however, according to the literature, this moth should not emerge until May. What is it doing in a trap in late March?
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