Thursday, 13 October 2022

Vis Mig (Sunrise)

The mornings are probably the best time, visually and aurally. 

My second Woodlark of the autumn flew over on the 12th. Plus, good numbers of siskins...A late-ish Tree Pipit on 6th pricked up my ears. 



Angle Shades (I believe) phlogophora meticulosa

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