Date: 11th October 2022
Time: from 8 a.m.
Weather: dry, sunny, light wind, 5°C to 7°C
I had a very short visit to the site this morning of less than an hour.
However, it proved to be very worthwhile given the opportunities that I had
to photograph 2 Red Foxes in the western section of the cemetery.
I have seen a Red Fox in this same location on my last 3 visits
so it may be time to provide a buffet next time to encourage them to remain for
a longer period of time.
It was again very quiet in respect of birds but I did hear both a loudly
calling Great Spotted Woodpecker in the trees immediately
behind the church and a calling Green Woodpecker in the wooded area adjacent
to the access track from Larkins Tyres.
Species recorded during this visit were as follows (heard only records in italics):
Here are some photos from my visit:
Photo: Red Fox
Photo: Red Fox
Photo: Red Fox
Photo: Magpie
Site totals to date (2022 totals in brackets):
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