A full list of species seen on this walk can be found below:

Canada Goose 
Mallard 
Cormorant 
Grey Heron 
Common Buzzard 
Ringed Plover
Kestrel 
Swallow 
Black Headed Gull 
Herring Gull 
Lesser Black Backed Gull 
Wood Pigeon 
Stock Dove 
Carrion Crow
Magpie 
Goldcrest 
Chiff Chaff 
Nuthatch 
Tree Creeper 
Blackbird 
Pied Wagtail 
Grey Wagtail 

Grey Squirrel 
Roe Deer 

17 members attended the moth morning on 26 July. Three traps were opened up and moths identified
using a variety of guide books, ID charts and AI. These were then verified by Steve & Carolyn Palmer,
our invited experts. We had 100 species of moth – slightly down on last years total of 110.

Interestingly, despite the number of species being similar, there was only 42 species the same over the 2 years. Whilst we didn’t count the number of each species this year, there seemed to be many yellow underwings and flame shouldered moths found in the traps. It took over 3 hours to to empty the traps and identify the moths – an enjoyable morning for all.

A full list of all the moth species from the morning can be found below.

A full list of species found on this walk can be found below:

Pheasant 
Little Egret 
Grey Heron
Common Buzzard 
Oystercatcher 
Lapwing 
Swallow 
House Martin
Black Headed Gull
Wood Pigeon 
Kingfisher 
Great Spotted Woodpecker 
Carrion Crow 
Raven 
Blue Tit 
Chiff Chaff 
Tree Creeper 
Starling 
Blackbird 
Goldfinch 

Brown Hare
Roe Deer 

A full list of species seen on this walk can be found here:

Canada Goose 
Mallard 
Red Legged Partridge 
Common Buzzard 
Marsh Harrier
Kestrel 
Oystercatcher 
Lapwing 
Swallow 
Wood Pigeon
Carrion Crow 
Jackdaw
Chiff Chaff 
Blackbird 
Tree Sparrow 
Linnet 
Reed Bunting 
Corn Bunting 

Brown Hare 

Small Moth
Red Admiral
Grasshopper