Pot Pourri
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Many thanks JS. The logs the lizards used to sunbathe on was taken away a year or so ago. So don't see any. But am going to put a log back nexy early spring. I have located one near to where the place was and just need to cut a piece off. Thanks for looking. Will look up corn bunting.
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If the Corn Bunting doesn't look right my other thought was a Spotted Flycatcher.Willpar wrote: Sat Sep 02, 2023 8:25 pm Many thanks JS. The logs the lizards used to sunbathe on was taken away a year or so ago. So don't see any. But am going to put a log back nexy early spring. I have located one near to where the place was and just need to cut a piece off. Thanks for looking. Will look up corn bunting.
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Summer has given way to autumn. But there were still plenty of things to video. Birds were gathering for the epic migration. Fungi is putting in an appearance. Quite a good month was September.
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Thank you JS. Am still seeing plenty of red admirals and I believe spotted wood. Missed a comma though.
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Very close. Speckled WoodWillpar wrote: Thu Oct 05, 2023 8:06 pm Thank you JS. Am still seeing plenty of red admirals and I believe spotted wood. Missed a comma though.
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October is a good month for fungi here, especially down the woods. Plenty of that with a splash of other things. The game birds are making their way back into the fields. But what are the birds in the last clip?
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Thank you once again for your record of the passing year.
I think the birds were Cattle Egrets.
I think the birds were Cattle Egrets.