Because of the current lockdown I contented myself with a stroll round the neighbourhood today, but I first checked the view from my window where there were a couple of
Great Tits, a
Woodpigeon collecting nesting material and a
Dunnock.
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| Woodpigeon |
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| Dunock |
In Richmond Road there was a little patch of
Wood Forget-me-not growing out of the pavement - probably a garden escape. At Fairlawn Road there were several
Eristalis pertinax hoverflies, a
Honey Bee and my first
Dark-edged Bee-fly of the spring, although it didn't stick around for the camera. Lots of
Goldfinches were heard calling among the trees.
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| Honey Bee |
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| Wood Forget-me-not |
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| Eristalis pertinax |
The station was disappointing - there were no butterflies on the disused platform - but a
Coal Tit showed well.
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