A decent amount of Scarlet Elf Cup among mossy dead wood along Pennington Line today
Kristian Wade said
Sat Mar 7 8:18 PM, 2015
4 Grey Squirrels from Bunting Hide today
-- Edited by Ian McKerchar on Saturday 7th of March 2015 08:43:08 PM
Ian Boote said
Fri Feb 27 8:46 PM, 2015
Large lump of Sweet Violet in flower today. Aromatic hairy plant with blunt sepials
John Williams said
Fri Oct 17 11:47 PM, 2014
lunch time
5 Migrant Hawker and a pair of mating Common Darter dragonflies.
Bernard McGurrin said
Wed Sep 10 3:29 PM, 2014
2 brimstone butterfly, good numbers speckled wood butterfly.
Ian Boote said
Thu Aug 21 12:42 AM, 2014
Cut leaved teasel near Ramsdale Hide this W/E.
Ian McKerchar said
Tue Jul 15 8:59 PM, 2014
Lots of Banded Demoiselles by the concrete bridge over the inlet to the flash at the western end today; and yes, they're the only ones I can, or indeed can be bothered to, identify!
Gordon Newman said
Tue Jul 15 8:43 PM, 2014
1 Comma Butterfly early evening
Bernard McGurrin said
Wed Jun 18 6:06 PM, 2014
good sized terrapin sunning itself on rocks seen from ramsdales hide.
Bernard McGurrin said
Fri Jun 6 5:54 PM, 2014
2 brimstone butterfly near teal hide.
Craig Higson said
Sun May 25 11:40 PM, 2014
Two foxes on the spit early on the morning of the 24/5/14. Also a roe buck and doe from Edmonton hide.
steven burke said
Tue May 20 10:51 PM, 2014
whilst sat on the banks of the ruck watching the black terns a weasel ran right in front of me
JOHN TYMON said
Mon Mar 31 9:39 PM, 2014
Good to see many Butterflies out at the weekend Brimstone-in fairly good numbers-20+(mainly north bank to the west end) Small Tortoiseshell-5 Peacock-c10 Comma-4 Only ever seen a few of Clouded yellows at the flash and never before June as far as I can remember, as they are migrants that to the UK. :)
-- Edited by JOHN TYMON on Monday 31st of March 2014 09:46:38 PM
Ian McKerchar said
Sun Mar 30 9:31 PM, 2014
Jon Bowen wrote:
correction it was a Clouded Yellow
Jon Bowen wrote:
Brimstone Butterfly and very raggy Peacock near Tom Edmondson around midday
-- Edited by Jon Bowen on Sunday 30th of March 2014 09:10:47 PM
Surely you were right first time Jon
Jon Bowen said
Sun Mar 30 9:11 PM, 2014
correction it was a Clouded Yellow
Jon Bowen wrote:
Brimstone Butterfly and very raggy Peacock near Tom Edmondson around midday
-- Edited by Jon Bowen on Sunday 30th of March 2014 09:10:47 PM
Jon Bowen said
Sun Mar 30 4:55 PM, 2014
Brimstone Butterfly and very raggy Peacock near Tom Edmondson around midday
-- Edited by Jon Bowen on Sunday 30th of March 2014 09:10:47 PM
Bernard McGurrin said
Tue Mar 11 5:50 PM, 2014
1 mink near front of horrocks hide
JOHN TYMON said
Sun Mar 9 4:28 PM, 2014
Early Brimstone Butterflies out among the birch trees to the west edge of Rammies ruck.
Paul Richardson said
Wed Jan 29 10:19 PM, 2014
Amazing views of a Weasel from Bunting Hide. It was flowing in between the stones and sticks on the ground and in and out of small holes like quicksilver.
Photo-opps second to none and I am camera-less at present!!
Thankfully there was another birder there clicking away - should be some cracking pics there.
JOHN TYMON said
Tue Nov 26 1:47 AM, 2013
pm Brimstone - flying near to canal, the latest ever for me :)
JOHN TYMON said
Thu Nov 21 3:41 PM, 2013
17th November 1 Migrant Hawker Dragonfly by the canal (latest I can remember)
Alan Flavell said
Sun Jul 28 3:49 AM, 2013
10.00a.m. to 12.30p.m. very hot Lots of butterflies about especially between Ramsden's ruck and canal. Large Whites Small Whites Green-veined Whites Brimstones Gatekeepers Meadow Browns Large Skippers Small Skippers Speckled Wood Small Tortoiseshell Peacock
dave broome said
Tue Jun 11 12:21 AM, 2013
Male and female Broad-Bodied Chaser from Tom Edmondson Hide this afternoon, the female ovipositing
Alan Flavell said
Sun Dec 9 5:34 AM, 2012
Pennington Flash (other wildlife)
11.30a.m.
A Weasel ran across the path in front of me between Rammie hide and the canal where all the paths meet.
John Williams said
Thu Jul 19 5:48 AM, 2012
09.30-11.30
4 Meadow Brown, 1 Common Blue & 1 Small Skipper butterflies on the
meadow (North West corner)
A smallish dark butterfly fluttering along the bottom of an hedgerow on the
South East corner of the park fitted the description of a Ringlet. From
what I've read online since these butterflies are rare in GM. However, on
viewing quite a few good internet photos of them since I'm convinced
now it was a Ringlet. Also1 Southern Hawker dragonfly was near the
Teal hide
Jonathan Platt said
Mon May 14 1:39 AM, 2012
Half a dozen Noctule bats over the junction of Sandy and Green Lane (by the sailing club) around 9.15pm on Saturday night.
David Winnard said
Mon Apr 23 4:21 AM, 2012
From Saturday;
St Georges Mushrooms (number of locations around the flash) Hemlock (in front of bunting hide) Hemlock Water-dropwort (a few locations) Orange-tip (male)
Dave
steven burke said
Mon Apr 16 6:03 AM, 2012
3 species off butterflies seen on my walk around..
speckled wood common blue orange tip
Bernard McGurrin said
Wed Mar 21 3:52 AM, 2012
2 small weasels in the feeding station ( Bunting hide ) this afternoon along with the usual squirrels
Ian McKerchar said
Tue Nov 1 2:18 PM, 2011
Single Small Tortoiseshell butterfly today.
Tim Wilcox said
Tue Nov 1 1:36 PM, 2011
Sunday 30 Oct pm with Tony Darby
A splendid Giant Puffball visible through a hedge in a field on the way to the East Bay to twitch the Red-crested Pochard. It was literally bigger than a football!
-- Edited by Tim Wilcox on Tuesday 1st of November 2011 01:43:02 PM
-- Edited by Ian McKerchar on Saturday 7th of March 2015 08:43:08 PM
5 Migrant Hawker and a pair of mating Common Darter dragonflies.
Brimstone-in fairly good numbers-20+(mainly north bank to the west end)
Small Tortoiseshell-5
Peacock-c10
Comma-4
Only ever seen a few of Clouded yellows at the flash and never before June as far as I can remember, as they are migrants that to the UK.
:)
-- Edited by JOHN TYMON on Monday 31st of March 2014 09:46:38 PM
Surely you were right first time Jon
-- Edited by Jon Bowen on Sunday 30th of March 2014 09:10:47 PM
Photo-opps second to none and I am camera-less at present!!
Thankfully there was another birder there clicking away - should be some cracking pics there.
Brimstone - flying near to canal, the latest ever for me
:)
1 Migrant Hawker Dragonfly by the canal (latest I can remember)
Lots of butterflies about especially between Ramsden's ruck and canal.
Large Whites
Small Whites
Green-veined Whites
Brimstones
Gatekeepers
Meadow Browns
Large Skippers
Small Skippers
Speckled Wood
Small Tortoiseshell
Peacock
11.30a.m.
A Weasel ran across the path in front of me between Rammie hide and the canal where all the
paths meet.
4 Meadow Brown, 1 Common Blue & 1 Small Skipper butterflies on the
meadow (North West corner)
A smallish dark butterfly fluttering along the bottom of an hedgerow on the
South East corner of the park fitted the description of a Ringlet. From
what I've read online since these butterflies are rare in GM. However, on
viewing quite a few good internet photos of them since I'm convinced
now it was a Ringlet. Also1 Southern Hawker dragonfly was near the
Teal hide
St Georges Mushrooms (number of locations around the flash)
Hemlock (in front of bunting hide)
Hemlock Water-dropwort (a few locations)
Orange-tip (male)
Dave
speckled wood
common blue
orange tip
A splendid Giant Puffball visible through a hedge in a field on the way to the East Bay to twitch the Red-crested Pochard. It was literally bigger than a football!
-- Edited by Tim Wilcox on Tuesday 1st of November 2011 01:43:02 PM