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Topic: Woodlarks and butterflies - 26th Feb (Read 356 times)
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simoncurson
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Went out on Dur Hill Down (just SW of Burley) this morning at about 10am. The sunny mild weather is getting the birds singing. Several Stonechats singing and 1 Woodlark. In areas of the Forest with open grassland it is worth listening and looking out for Woodlarks from now on.
Also saw 1 Red Admiral - anyone seen any other species of butterfly?
Simon Curson
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Si
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Heard 4 displaying Woodlarks around Sloden Inclosure, & Pitts Wood Inclosure & out to Little Cockley Plain. Also singing were Dartford Warblers, Stonechats, Meadow Pipits on the heath.
No other species of butterflies yet I'm arfaid.
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Si
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Oh yeah...nearly forgot.
Skylarks were singing on the heath & Hawfinches were singing in Pitts Wood Inclosure.
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