Bistort, Common Sorrel, Bluebell, Cuckoo flower, Common mouse-ear, Meadow Buttercup, Lesser trefoil, Hemlock water dropwort, Garlic mustard, Greater stitchwort, Tormentil, Cow parsley, Red clover, Yellow pimpernel, Brooklime
Pied wagtail, Grey wagtail, Greylag goose, Swallow, Swift, Chaffinch, Wren, Jay, Blue tit, Great tit, Blackbird, Carrion crow, Moorhen, Pheasant
Sma. White, Lge. White, Peacock, Orange-tip, Speckled wood
High point of the day: Male Banded Demoiselle
Low point of the day: No Bunnies
White Coppice to Heapy Lodge No 1
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Banded Demoiselle
Neil,
The Banded Demoiselle (male) was flying above grassland that borders Heapy Lodge #3 - I didn't know what the body of water was called so I asked a fisherman. This was at the White Coppice end of the Lodge.
Identification is 100% accurate - I've seen Banded Demoiselles in Cheshire, also at Cuerden Valley, and even one at Y.V.P. two years ago on vegetation bordering the Big Lodge.
Hope this is of some use.
Bryan.
The Banded Demoiselle (male) was flying above grassland that borders Heapy Lodge #3 - I didn't know what the body of water was called so I asked a fisherman. This was at the White Coppice end of the Lodge.
Identification is 100% accurate - I've seen Banded Demoiselles in Cheshire, also at Cuerden Valley, and even one at Y.V.P. two years ago on vegetation bordering the Big Lodge.
Hope this is of some use.
Bryan.
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