Pophills
Little Ringed Plover
Pyramidal Orchid
Purple Emperor
Purple Emperor
Purple Emperor
Silver washed Fritillarys
Dusty walking off
Barn Swallows in the pavilion
Punch & Judy
Stunning Brass Band
With limited
early returning waders at the pits it was a case of business as usual over the
weekend. A Green Sandpiper was the first sign a change may be on the way but
Saturday sightings were restricted to a Common Tern, male Teal (still), 3
Little Ringed Plover & 2 Oystercatchers. Local butterfly expert Dave
Williams offered to meet us at the local Oversley Woods where he showed
us a fantastic array of butterflies including the amazing Purple Emperors,
White & Red Admirals, Silver washed Fritillarys, Purple Hairstreaks,
Marbled Whites, Comma, Ringlets, Meadow Browns & Large Skippers.
The afternoon was spent watching Dusty crack a match winning 77 not out for Feckenham first XI on the day of the village wake. It was lovely to enjoy some of old traditions of England including the brass band, classic cars & of course Punch & Judy.
The afternoon was spent watching Dusty crack a match winning 77 not out for Feckenham first XI on the day of the village wake. It was lovely to enjoy some of old traditions of England including the brass band, classic cars & of course Punch & Judy.
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