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Recent content by Kevriano
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Kingfisher
Popped up in my Facebook memories, and by far my best and favourite Kingfisher shot. I don't think I'll ever better it. Sitting on the most famous stick in Sussex :)- Kevriano
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- kinfisher stick warnham
- Comments: 9
- Category: Britain & Europe
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July Moths
Interesting. 2 ID apps said DS, and it looked right in my book too. I'll do some more looking.- Kevriano
- Post #63
- Forum: Butterflies and Moths
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July Moths
A few favourites from the last night of the month. Caister, Norfolk. ID on each photo. I'm still processing so will add some more. A very good night.- Kevriano
- Post #61
- Forum: Butterflies and Moths
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Confusion on this tern at Tichfield hants today due to length of streamers and leg length ,think Arctic but would like help
Ok cheers, not something I was aware of, this is information that was passed on to me. However, the ID is right, if not the term used.- Kevriano
- Post #11
- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Confusion on this tern at Tichfield hants today due to length of streamers and leg length ,think Arctic but would like help
I think this is a common tern in what is sometimes called "portlandica" plumage. Not often seen as it's a first year plumage and they usually return to their breeding range until year 2. I could be totally wrong, but there was a bird like it recently at Terney Pool, Sussex. Here's a photo of the...- Kevriano
- Post #8
- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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July Moths
I've just started trapping this week, having built a skinner trap. 2 nights worth of shots here, the first lot aren't great as I hadn't sorted my Macro settings. I think most ID are right, though happy to be corrected. I have struggled on a couple. All are from my garden in Caister-on-Sea...- Kevriano
- Post #46
- Forum: Butterflies and Moths
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Male and Female Ruff
This pair were wading in near perfect unison at Cley Marsh.- Kevriano
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- cley ruff wader
- Comments: 4
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Willow Emerald
My favourite UK Damselfly, and one that is just starting to emerge now. Yet to see one this year, but soon no doubt.- Kevriano
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- damselfly emerald willow
- Comments: 4
- Category: Invertebrates
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Caterpillar ID (Northants, UK)
It may also be a newly emerged, if that's the right term, Elephant Hawk or Lesser Elephant Hawk- Kevriano
- Post #4
- Forum: Butterflies and Moths ID
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House Sparrows, times gone by
Welcome. Come to Norfolk :) Certainly on the coast there are still healthy populations of Starlings and Sparrows. We have both in the garden daily and they both nest here too, the Starlings love my Ash Tree. I had 163 in it one day last winter.
