Short toed lark
Hummingbird hawk moth
Deaths head hawk moth
Clouded yellow
Convolvulus hawk moth
Sunday, 6 October 2013
day 2 on the Scillies
Day 2 was a boat trip to St Agnes for a few goodies that have been on show for a few days now, but first off was a quick look to the garrison where a Lapland Bunting had been pinned down, new bird for the year :) also had yellow browed and pied flycatcher on the garrison. Whilst at the harbour a Purple heron and 2 peregrine flew over, on St Agnes i had Short Toed Lark and Rose-Coloured Starling both new for the year :) red breasted flycatch, whinchat, pied fly, yellolw wagtail. New moths for me were Deaths head hawk moth, Convolvulus hawk moth, Hummingbird hawk moth, Clouded yellow butterfly.
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Death's head hawk moth is a cracker mind. Was watching Ray Mears on the Scillies the other night. He says a lot of the common resident birds like dunnock are much bigger there than on the mainland. Is that right ?
ReplyDeleteIf they are i can't tell, although i did notice the bee's are bigger here.
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