Tuesday, 14 June 2022

MH juvs and Egyptian Geese (family)

June is starting to warm up (at least 20c today); winds moved to the SE.

Brading Marsh (from St. Helens Bridge and f/p): two WT Eagles, two marsh harrier juveniles, hobby etc. Also (my first of the year) a Hummingbird hawk-moth on the honeysuckle along Latimer Road. 

Checked on the Egyptian Goose family...five juvs and one adult. 








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