Devon Bird Sightings: Other Wildlife from 1st–7th July 2020

2020 Records request

If you saw any of the records below please submit a description to the County Recorder Recorder@DevonBirds.org to ensure they make the official record. Many thanks.

· Bee-eater 03-Aug Wistlandpound Res

· Caspian Gull 15-Apr Fremington Pill

· Caspian Gull 14- Sep Powderham

· Crane [3] 22-Mar Milton Abbot

· Glossy Ibis 20-Jun South Efford Marsh

· Glossy Ibis 02-Nov Seaton Marshes

· Golden Oriole 07-Apr Fremington Pill

· Golden Oriole 28-May Weston Mill

· Golden Oriole [2] 23-Jun Bolt Head

· Greenland WF Goose 20-Dec Roadford

· Green-winged Teal Nov/Dec Exe Estuary

· Grey Partridge 12-Nov Exminster Marshes

· Leach's Petrel 30- Sep Labrador Bay

· Leach's Petrel 31-Oct Sidmouth

· Long-tailed Skua 04-Jul Dawlish Warren

· Montagu's Harrier 17-May West Dart River

· Ring-necked Duck Jan/Feb Meeth

· Spotted Crake 09-Apr East Down

· Stone-curlew [2] 22-Sep South Huish

Posted June 18th at 11:40 pm by Kevin Rylands in Bird News

DEVON BIRDS BRANCH MEETINGS AND FIELD TRIPS - UPDATE

At a recent Council Meeting it was agreed that Field Trips (Guided Walks) and Indoor Meetings could restart as soon as Branches were happy to proceed, with all necessary Covid safe precautions in place.

Full details are now on the website.

Taw & Torridge Branch will not be re-starting Indoor or Outdoor Meetings before January 2022.

Posted April 16th at 11:17 am by Mike Daniels in Bird News

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Tuesday 7th July 2020

Braunton Burrows

Sea Holly, Skylark & Fragrant Orchid.

Posted July 7th, 2020 at 7:35 pm by Rob Jutsum in Other Wildlife

Thursday 2nd July 2020

Braunton Burrows

Sand Wasp (Ammophila) & Dark Green Fritillary present.

Posted July 2nd, 2020 at 12:37 pm by Rob Jutsum in Other Wildlife

Wednesday 1st July 2020

Right place right time.

This comma obliged by staying put for several minutes whlst I took a few shots. The setting and lighting were perfect, showing the beauty of this little creature. Fantastic.

Comma on euphorbia