Bridled Ter....no !!!......22-6-10
Labels:
Black Tailed Godwit,
Black Tailed Skimmer,
Blyth Estuary,
Bullfinch,
Common Tern,
DRURIDGE POOLS,
East Chevington,
Emperor,
Four Spot Chaser,
Little Gull,
Ruff,
Spotted Orchid,
Woodhorn Flash



Only a few birders at EC scoped the Terns picking out , Sandwich,Arctic, Common and later a Little Tern, with also some Little Gulls Black Tailed Godwit.
Had a walk to look for Orchids at least a 100 spikes of Lesser Butterfly Orchid, Twayblade & lots of Common Spotted, no sign of any Bee sure I have had them in late June before, first Common Blue of the year, Small Heath, only a few Blue damsels on the small pool , but later in the day Four Spot Chaser(lots this year), and Emperor with a single Black Tailed Skimmer at Woodhorn.
Also called in at Druridge for the male Ruff, nice bird it sat fast asleep behind a rock and we had to wait till it decided to have a wander, difficult to capture a good image with it colouring.
2 comments:
Nice set of shots Brian. Good to see the Lesser Butterflies doing well. The Bee orchids are usually in the dunes through the first gate opposite the bridge.
Thanks Nigel I had the Bee Orchids much further along near where you had the Wryneck which I'm sure you have not forgotten !!!
Brian
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