Following the style of the Calderdale Spring Segue and Winter Thrushes, here's a meddley of material gathered over the last year in the Widdop, Walshaw area. http://www.youtube.com/user/TheBaldIbis#p/c/28C2E00156683969/0/pZYgb_M6fS0 Music is "Lark in the Morning" but sadly, no Larks in the video.
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3 comments:
Excellent well worth a look,the mosses , painted ladys and Spotted flys are great.
totally agree, great footage of the spotted fly's shape you didn't manage to get the Redstart. The Roe fawns were really young as well, all great stuff.
Brilliant stuff Steve
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