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JWN Andrewes's latest activity
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JWN Andrewes replied to the thread May Moths.A rather tatty White-pinion Spotted this morning was only my second record. Rather more impressive, my second Puss Moth of the year... -
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JWN Andrewes replied to the thread May Moths.A tick this morning, Ochreous Pug. Swallow & Lesser Swallow Prominents, Orange Footman & Small Phoenix al NFY, not a whole lot else, but...
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JWN Andrewes replied to the thread Moth in Lowestoft, Suffolk, UK.I think probably Brown House-moth, but micros can be tricky.
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JWN Andrewes replied to the thread May Moths.A wander round Panorama Walk early afternoon, a few Common Heaths and a micro tick - Green Longhorn.
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JWN Andrewes replied to the thread May Moths.One of these. My second Puss Moth. More would be welcome!
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JWN Andrewes replied to the thread May Moths.There's definitely a theme developing here, of low numbers and diversity but some pretty decent individual moths therein. I suspect that...
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JWN Andrewes replied to the thread Masked Flowerpiercer!.As to what your Cheshire songster might have been, Masked Flowerpiercer doesn't sound a million miles away from Treecreeper (after a...
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JWN Andrewes replied to the thread May Moths.Very few moths this morning, but some quality in the form of Muslin Moth & Waved Umber.
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JWN Andrewes replied to the thread Laughing Falcon on Merlin.Now there's a bizarre hybrid in the making I thought as I read the thread title....
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JWN Andrewes replied to the thread Need Father/Son Birding Trip Destination Idea.Brazil's Atlantic forest is a great shout, some spectacular birds to be seen (Saffron Toucanet springs to mind), and doable from a...
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JWN Andrewes replied to the thread Gull-billed Tern from Camargue.Looks like Gull-billed to me, especially on the second pic, bill shape and I think I can make out grey on the rump.
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JWN Andrewes replied to the thread May Moths.A tick! Mullein! What a corker! A few other nice bits too, Pebble Prominent, Flame Shoulder & July Highflyer amongst the NFY, also a...
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JWN Andrewes replied to the thread Is there such a thing as tagging along a birding tour group for a few days?.The only time I've done anything remotely like that was in Belize, where I met someone at Crooked Tree being taken round the country by...
