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Drinking Swallows, Warren Hill
Another warm evening, after yet another hot day. There has been no rain for more than three weeks. The dew pond at Warren Hill attracts local birds who must be thirsty.
In a short period of time Linnets, Magpies, Carrion Crows and Swallows came to drink.
Carrion Crow
Female Common Blue DamselflyGatekeeper
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Summer Leys Nature Reserve
Emperor Dragonfly
Tufted Duck and ducklings
Juvenile Black-backed Gulls. Every time an adult landed, they would clamorously approach, hed down to beg for food.Some of about 20 Lapwing
This Grey Heron landed and started walking towards the pool, to the obvious displeasure of the adult Black-headed Gulls.Great White Egret
Female Ruddy DarterBlue-taile DamselflyMating pair of Common Blue DamselfliesGreen-veined WhiteOne of about 10 Common TernsThe busy water. I assume that winter is quite a spectacle
I spent a glorious afternoon, in hot sun, at this marvellous reserve. The well appointed hides caught a lovely, cooling breeze.
Common Blue DamselflyTufted Duck and ducklings
Juvenile Black-backed Gulls. Every time an adult landed, they would clamorously approach, hed down to beg for food.Some of about 20 Lapwing
This Grey Heron landed and started walking towards the pool, to the obvious displeasure of the adult Black-headed Gulls.Great White Egret
Male Ruddy Darter
Female Ruddy DarterBlue-taile DamselflyMating pair of Common Blue DamselfliesGreen-veined WhiteOne of about 10 Common TernsThe busy water. I assume that winter is quite a spectacle
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