The Sparrowhawk
Author: Salmotrutta
Curious Roe Deer
A very warm day.
Damselflies – are seen frequently around the Loch in the warmer weather.
The Grey Heron.
On Patrol!
June statistics
There’s always one ……..
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Having missed its quarry………. ..the Sparrowhawk returned to its roadside observation post.
Like many wild creatures when disturbed, this Roe Deer Hind ran then stopped and turned back for a look.
Having washed in the pond the resident male Blackbird finds a sheltered spot to sunbathe and dry off!
Common Blue – male. ( between 4cm – 5cm in length.) Common Blue – female (between 5cm – 6cm in length).
A pair of Herons feed between Lily Loch, Corby Loch and the small nearby pools. This one was ‘fishing’ at the roadside pool.
Back in line!
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……… the Cygnets are growing fast!