Another cracking hoverfly at Newton station today, this cracking Didea fasciata. Not was rare as Xanthandrus comtu from the other day, even so Didea fasciata is a mainly southern species and pretty scarce in the north west.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
To be honest I did have an inkling of what today might bring when I wrote yesterdays blog post! A birder on yesterdays crossing ... -
I was at the top of Billinge Hill watching a tree pipit this morning when I received news that there had been a Hudsonian godwit at Bu... -
At the beginning of November a drake American wigeon was found at RSPB Cors Ddyga on Anglesey but was not seen the following day....
No comments:
Post a Comment