Saturday, 4 June 2022

Beddington Yellow-legged Gull

Yesterday evening I went down to Beddington Farmlands as the local WhatsApp groups had been quiet. Ebird list here.

The biggest highlight of the evening was finding only the second Yellow-legged Gull at the Farmlands this year, after an adult bird Dave Warren and I found back in January.


2nd cycle (2cy) Yellow-legged Gull below:

2nd cycle Yellow-legged Gull

2nd cycle Yellow-legged Gull

2nd cycle Yellow-legged Gull

2nd cycle Yellow-legged Gull

2nd cycle Yellow-legged Gull flying

2nd cycle Yellow-legged Gull flying
Looks like p1-p5 are growing and p6 has been dropped

2nd cycle Yellow-legged Gull flying

2nd cycle Yellow-legged Gull

2nd cycle Yellow-legged Gull flying

2nd cycle Yellow-legged Gull flying

2nd cycle Yellow-legged Gull flying

2nd cycle Yellow-legged Gull flying

2nd cycle Yellow-legged Gull flying

Phone-scoped pics:

2nd cycle Yellow-legged Gull

2nd cycle Yellow-legged Gull



Non-birding highlights below:

Blue-tailed Damselfly
Blue-tailed Damselfly by South Gate

My first Cinnabar Moth of the year was around Phase 3 Wet Grassland:

Cinnabar Moth

Cinnabar Moth

Snout Moth
This Snout Moth was on 100 Acre (thanks Jack Oughton and Finley Hutchinson for the identification)



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