Thursday 4th June 2015
Due to a technical difficulty, no ladder!, I was unable to visit the nest boxes in the Upper Thames Valley today, so I decided to carry on with a survey I started on a piece of Calcareous grassland in the Cotswolds.
The weather at last seems to have turned a corner and it was pleasure to be out, although still too early for the main flush of Orchids there were signs of Common Spotted and Greater Butterfly and Common Twayblade orchids, as well as Field Forget-me-Not, Horseshoe Vetch, Germander Speedwell and Meadow Buttercup.
Cow Parsley |
Quaking Grass |
Field Forget-me-Not Greater Butterfly Orchid Garden Chafer Kidney Vetch Lapwing, once a common nesting bird on many farms, often seen in flocks during the winter months. |
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