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| Pex Hill route |
Quite a few Yellowhammers around. Also a very loud Song Thrush, an obliging Kestrel and fields swarming with Swifts.
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| Swooping swifts |
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| Song Thrush singing |
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| Kestrel |
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| M62 from a new perspective |
Sunday, 26 June 2016
Pex Hill
The weather had been a bit unpredictable so we didn't plan a big day out. It stayed dry for a while so we had a local walk instead, up to Pex Hill and round past J7 on the M62.
Quite a few Yellowhammers around. Also a very loud Song Thrush, an obliging Kestrel and fields swarming with Swifts.
Quite a few Yellowhammers around. Also a very loud Song Thrush, an obliging Kestrel and fields swarming with Swifts.
Wednesday, 22 June 2016
Visit by Her Majesty the Queen to Liverpool
On Wednesday 22 June the Queen visited Liverpool and came out onto the balcony of the Town Hall to wave to the crowds.
Sunday, 5 June 2016
Delamere
A walk around Delamere Forest, mostly sheltering from the blazing sun.
The day started off very misty, which quickly burned off to leave bright sunshine.
A pair of Blackcap were feeding their young (hidden in the undergrowth somewhere).
Later on we found some Willow Warblers doing the same thing.
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| Delamere elevation |
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| Delamere route |
The day started off very misty, which quickly burned off to leave bright sunshine.
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| Misty trees |
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| Misty trees |
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| Halo around sun behind the broadcast towers |
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| Halo around the sun behind the broadcast towers |
A pair of Blackcap were feeding their young (hidden in the undergrowth somewhere).
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| Male Blackcap |
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| Male Blackcap |
Later on we found some Willow Warblers doing the same thing.
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| Willow Warbler |
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| Willow Warbler |
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| Willow Warbler |
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| Willow Warbler |
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| Willow Warbler |
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