July 2018

July 2018

Dominated by the heatwave, it’s perhaps been better to look for insects than birds but I can ignore our avian friends.

23rd

Having only seen one in the spring at WWT Slimbridge, it was great to kick off autumn passage with this juvenile Wood Sandpiper while I went about my work.

Wood Sandpiper, juvenile, Top New Piece, MJMcGill (21)_edited-1

24th

We are heading for peak Green Sandpiper time around the scrapes at WWT Slimbridge

Green Sandpiper, Tack Piece, 001, MJMcGill

 

25th- My first Small Red-Eyed and Emerald Damselfies of 2018 were on the WWT Slimbridge reserve.

Small Red-eyed Damselfly, 50 Acre, 002, MJMcGill Small Red-eyed Damselfly, tail, 50 Acre, MJMcGill

 

Emerald, 50 Acre, MJMcGill

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