It seems that if I want to know what’s around in the Lowestoft Lounge Lizards area (which I do!) I need to join the migration to Bluesky. So I have!
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When the management of the new SWT reserve at Worlingham is complete it will be a superb place for dragonflies. Here are the results for this summer. 20 species!
Is it possible to tell from this photo whether it’s Xylaria polymorpha or X. longipes please? I wish I’d noticed the micro-moth at the time. It looks interesting!
Just walked from Gorleston to Lowestoft taking in all usual spots. Result? 2 Chiffchaffs! Brief seawatch at Corton produced 2 Brent Geese-my first of the autumn
An unconcerned Long-tailed Field Mouse allowed me to poke my phone at it on Snakes Lane Ashby. Also a flock of c12-15 Yellowhammers which is notable for this area
Cantley beet factory was productive with 12 species of waders and 11 spp of wildfowl. Best- 1 Little Stint,2 Greenshank, Greensands and Common Sandpipers, 3 Ruff, Avocets. Black-tailed Godwits. Also 1 Pintail
Local birders must read this! It’s hilarious! It’s from Birdwatching magazine. The guy that wrote it has clearly never been here. Section 3 on Benacre Pit is especially amusing
Whirlygig beetles are amazing! The top half of the eye has a RI for seeing in air and the lower half for seeing in water. This is normal speed-no collisions but surely a lot of road rage!
Lesser Emperor on round pool opposite old chapel at Lound yesterday and another today on the private A.W.A pool at Gunton. What a year for them! Is there anywhere that doesn’t have one?