I think I just witnessed an example of cross-species adoption at Ingbirchworth reservoir. Two adult Canada Geese were swimming in a group with five young Greylags @Hudds_BWC@Barnsleybsg@MartinW13347937
The Ouse and Humber Drainage Board have mown the embankment around Brough Airfield marsh and adjoining land today, destroying the Common Blue and Brown Argus colonies. Rare Breeding Birds still nesting. @seanpnrouse@YWTHullWildlife@ChrisGPackham@guardianeco
Ingbirchworth Res - several Blackcaps & Garden Warblers trying to out sing each other in the Willow scrub - excellent views of both. Also Common Whitethroat - just need Lesser for a full set! @Barnsleybsg@Hudds_BWC@MartinW13347937
At least 6 Wheatear still at Whitley Common next to the airstrip and 2 Lapwing chicks in the field with the sheep - parents weren’t happy that I was watching! @Barnsleybsg@Hudds_BWC