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05/26/2015 California Gulch & Warsaw Canyon Confluence, Santa Cruz Co., AZ. Female, male was calling from snag above.
El pare nostre del Tió:
Pare nostre del Tió, Bon Nadal que Deu nos dó. ♪♫♫♪♫
Ara venen festes, festes glorioses
dones curioses, renteu els plats, ♪♫♫♪♫♫ ♪
renteu-los bé que el Nadal ja ve.
Rabassó de pinya vella, tu que ets torta ♪♫♫
i mal igual:
Més m'estimo la teva merda
que el capó del meu corral. ♪♫♫♪♫♫ ♪♫♫♪♫♫ ♪♫♫♪♫♫ ♪♫♫♪♫♫ ♪♫♫♪♫♫ ♪♫♫♪♫♫
Another LBJ. I watched this Thornbill catch the moth and proceed to knock the wings off against the rock. A nice meal!
Jethro's newly shaven head. He looks like an English fan cross Justin Timberlake (80% English 20% Timberlake)
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A couple of the lines behind the shop have some nice buffed out run-ins. More work to be done before the snow falls.
Buff-tip very welcome and a much needed wander
Another fairly mediocre catch last night here in Stevenage with just 5 moths turning up to the light.
One species was added to the year list, a chunky Buff-tip, such an incredible looking moth that mimics the end of a cut off Birch twig.
In the afternoon I took an hour walk out to the local wooded field margins and managed to notch up 8 species swept from rather damp grass which wasn't ideal and disturbed from low hanging branches.
I targetted a large Copper Beech in the middle of a field and was rewarded with several of Phyllonorycter maestingella and a single messaniella.
An early Crambus lathoniellus was also nice, I reckon it'll produce a few more species this week as the temperature starts to climb.
Tonight looks fairly mild and importantly still, so the trap is out again, we'll see what tomorrow brings.
Garden species count for 2020 now upto 93.
5 moths of 5 species to 125w MV Robinson Trap min 7c at 5:00am
Catch Report - 02/05/20 - Back Garden - Stevenage - North Herts
Macro Moths
Buff-tip 1 [NFY]
Brindled Pug 1
Common Pug 1
Micro Moths
Emmelina monodactyla 1
Epiphyas postvittana 1
Daytime Wander - 03/05/20 - Great Ashby field margins - North Herts
Adela reamurella 2
Crambus lathoniellus 1
Dichrorampha acuminatana 1
Elachista rufocinerea 1
Incurvaria masculella 3
Phyllonorycter maestingella 10
Phyllonorycter messaniella 1
Syndemis musculana 1
(Lophotis gindiana) BUFF CRESTED BUSTARD,Geographic range:Sudan,Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya and n Tanzania.
I was quite lucky to see this buff-bellied hummingbird perched on a small limb when I made quick visit to the Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge.
Tuve la suerte de ver este colibrí yucateco posado en esta ramita cuando visité rápidamente el Parque Nacional de Vida Silvestre Santa Ana cerca de Mission, Texas.
(Lophotis gindiana) BUFF CRESTED BUSTARD,Geographic range:Sudan,Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya and n Tanzania.
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Bombus terrestris, the buff-tailed bumblebee or large earth bumblebee
Photographed in Mt. Hermon.
Thank you, dear friends, for your support, and for your faves and kind comments, very much appreciated - deaR♥‿♥
15/06/2022: daytime sighting; Hockenhull Platts Nature Reserve, near Chester.
I disturbed this Snout, one of the brightest and freshest examples I’ve seen, from among the reeds and nettles as I walked off-site; fortunately it settled nearby in full view and allowed me to get close enough for a couple of photographs, before an injudicious attempt to ‘garden’ its surroundings exhausted its tolerance.
More details:
www.ukmoths.org.uk/species/hypena-proboscidalis/
species.nbnatlas.org/species/NBNSYS0000006581
15W actinic trap
Buff Ermine (1)
Common Wave (1)
Green Carpet (4)
Light Emerald (1)
Mottled Beauty (2)
Riband Wave (1)
Celyphya lacunana (Common Marble) (1)
Scoparia ambigualis (Common Grey) (4)
5W LED trap
Small Square-spot (1)
Also: daytime sightings 15/06/2022: Snout (1); Straw Dot (1); Anthophila fabriciana (Nettle-tap) (5+); Celyphya lacunana (Common Marble) (1)
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I was out looking for early Odes yesterday and bumped into a birder who mentioned this bird which I had heard about over a month ago but forgot about it :( Luckily someone had set up a feeder along a walking trail and the bird was still there and I managed a couple okay shots, This is a lifer for me and I will have to see if I can get some better shots before it leaves the area, not a bird normally found this far inland from the gulf from what I have read