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Wildlife in Cornwall: May 2013
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Pictures taken of Wildlife from around Cornwall and just beyond! By Richard M Birchett. Click on any images to enlarge their size. The Pictures are edited to a Low Resolution, so if they are poor hopefully that's the reason :-). Monday, 27 May 2013. A Sunset Dartford Warbler. Old photograph taken out of the breeding season.,. Links to this post. Sunday, 26 May 2013. Our Local Male Badger out for Early Dinner! Links to this post. Saturday, 11 May 2013. RNBWS Weekend in Portland! Links to this post. Sarah ...
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Natural World: November 2012
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Thursday, 29 November 2012. A Panorama of the Percuiel River on the beautiful Roseland Peninsular. I also found this Goldfinch snacking off a Teasel. Tuesday, 27 November 2012. Brown Willy from Rough Tor. If you have never been Rough Tor on a winter's late afternoon to watch the Starlings flying in to roost then you have missed a treat. It can be found outside the car park just to the right in a marsh. It must have been a very lonely spot in 1844. Wednesday, 14 November 2012. The rock pile at the entranc...
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Natural World
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Saturday, 30 March 2013. Sadly the Common Scoter at Swanpool refused to play for me and stayed stubbornly on the far side of the pool. So it was back to Par Beach Pool where the light was good and there was a Pochard just begging to have its picture taken, several Shovelers and some amorous Swans. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Sadly the Common Scoter at Swanpool refused to pla. The first bright day for a while so a walk around . Is it really Spring?
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Natural World
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Thursday, 11 April 2013. Another day with some sun and another view of the Green Sandpiper that has been at Par Beach Pool. And around the back there was the bonus of two Water Rails. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. A large number of dead sea birds have been washed . Another day with some sun and another view of the . My thanks to Daniel Cole for spotting this Green S. Images of one of the two Spoonbills at the Walmsle. Adrian Davey Wildlife Photography.
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Seabirding: March 2015
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Offering pelagic trips from Hatteras, North Carolina USA to explore our near shore, dynamic ecosystem formed by the combination of the Continental Shelf edge and the Gulf Stream current. Sunday, March 22, 2015. Winter 2015 - Thanks, Thoughts, and More Pics. Atlantic Puffin (Dave Pereksta). I was a bit surprised that we only saw one puffin this winter, but it was a good look. Puffins are regular in numbers off the Virginia Capes most winters, but sporadic here. Color Change (Todd McGrath). I was surprised...
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Windmill Farm Nature Reserve: August 2012
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Windmill Farm Nature Reserve. Sunday, 5 August 2012. There was a noticeable influx of the large hoverfly Helophilus trivittatu. S evident at the farm yesterday. I counted 30 and they far outnumbered the resident Helophilus pendulus. These are almost certainly immigramts from the Continent. They are larger and paler than pendulus. And their face is entirely yellow. Pendulus. Have a dark stripe down the centre of the face. Friday, 3 August 2012. Have you seen Erica? Cornish Heath (Erica vagans).
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Natural World
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Tuesday, 16 April 2013. A large number of dead sea birds have been washed up on Par Beach and other places along the South Cornwall Coast presumably as a result of the chemical discharges at sea. I, and others have been collecting them for examination by Falmouth Marine School. This morning I located bags containing some 40 birds that had been gathered yesterday. Guillemot was found alive and taken away by a lady from Tywardreath to be passed to the RSPCA. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Gates - Windmill Farm: Latest stuff
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An account of my days at Windmill Farm. Sunday, 21 July 2013. This weather continues to be amazing for Dragonflies at the Farm. We have hundreds of Keeled Skimmers, up to 20 RVDs and many Golden Ringed (as well as good numbers of our locals). I also found a Southern Hawker this weekend. I am leading a walk next Sunday at 10am - feel free to come along! Newly emerged Common Darter. 21 July 2013 at 13:20. Amazing set Guys,love the Femail Adder. 22 July 2013 at 07:26. Sorry Guys,for the spelling mistake.
