…Causey Woods looking for Dipper unfortunately I didn’t find any however I did find a couple of Grey Wagtail. It was then off to see if I could get onto some Barn Owl which I did.
Sparrowhawk over the Causey.
Grey Wagtail on the burn.
Barn Owl (female I think)
Skylark.
Kestrel.
Roe Deer.
I went looking for Dippers recently unfortunately I didn’t find any however I did find somethings. I then had a walk looking for Barn Owl once again I didn’t find any however once again, I did find somethings.
As I drove to the spot where I hoped to see the Dipper
a Buzzard was sitting on a telegraph pole. When I stopped the car to try and
get a shot the inevitable happened, it flew off. It did however, along with
another one, circle around the fields and I managed to fire off a few shots.
You know the feeling you get when you think you’re being
watched that’s the feeling I got when I walked through the wood to the burn. A
couple of Roe Deer were watching me through the trees.
Grey Wagtail on the burn.
Wren.
While waiting for the Barn Owls these Buzzards kept me
entertained.
Red Kite S2 with something in its talons.
A fly over Heron.
A couple of Roe Bucks.
I’m still behind but at least I’m now at the beginning of this month with a visit to Causey Woods.
Ichneumonidae family of Wasp.
Another Ichneumonidae sp. of Wasp.
Bee coming in to land.
Eupeodes corollae sp. of Hoverfly.
Xylota sengis sp. of Hoverfly.
Froghopper.
Beetle.
Harlequin Ladybird.
Another Harlequin Ladybird.
Flower Bug.
Leaf Hopper.
Common Black Scavenger Fly.
Spider.
Harvestman.
Grey Wagtail.
