— Joe Stockwell (@joestockwell.bsky.social) May 6, 2025 at 7:32 AM
Now twds Southwell over top fields
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As often happens in early May, a small group of Whimbrel have got more or less stuck at Ferrybridge in recent days as they try to refuel sufficiently for the next stage of their journey, presumably to Iceland © Martin Cade:
Not many birds through Portland today…but another trip to Blacknor gave great views of the butterflies again….including these Adonis, Common & Small Blues…. pic.twitter.com/YlrIv4y31f
— Glen Maddison (@GlenOrioleglen) May 6, 2025
first female adonis blue of the year, pairing and shortly after laying eggs at tout quarry pic.twitter.com/wsTmBbaKwR
— andy (@andy33082645) May 6, 2025
@portlandbirdobs.bsky.social I found this day-flying Little Thorn on Sat 3rd May, along the coastal path below the prison. Not a species familiar to me. Could it be a good record for the island? Thanks. #teammoth #dorsetmoths
— Will Clennell (@birdbeard.bsky.social) May 5, 2025 at 9:54 PM
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