Sunday 3rd June
A visit today between 3pm and 5.15pm.
A visit this afternoon to look for Orchids and Reptiles predominently. Still only a single Southern Marsh Orchid, 3 Bee Orchid and good numbers of Pyramidal and Common Spotted emerging in the west scrub. Best of all were a pair of mating Brown Argus butterfly in the west scrub, also several Common Blue and a Red Admiral here. 2+ Hairy Dragonfly near the divers bridge, 2 Teneral Black Tailed Skimmer and hundreds of 'blue' damsels - mainly a mixture of Common Blue and Azure.
3 Slow Worm and 2 Common Lizard in the east scrub as well as this superb Grass Snake. Bird wise - 3 Nightingale, 2 Willow Warbler and a few Whitethroat were most obvious as well as a cracking male Bullfinch in the east scrub.
GRASS SNAKE
4 Comments:
Great photos of the Grass Snake, Steve.
Steve,
I'd very much like to find the Southern Marsh. Could you please be more specific with its location?
Regards,
Phil
Hi Phil,
Do you want to email me privately at snunn@lqgroup.org.uk
Steve
How would I go about looking for snakes, Steve? You see so many; what kind of habitat do they like?
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