It was back to Bournemouth this morning and another walk at Strouden Park Nature Reserve Here.
Our route around Strouden Park Nature Reserve today.
The weather was pretty good, though a bit more cloud than my last visit. There were a few more birds this time, but no butterflies or bees seen.
Mammals Recorded:
5 Grey Squirrel
Birds Recorded:
Black-headed Gull
Herring Gull
Wood Pigeon
Dunnock
Robin
Blackbird
2 Goldcrest
Long-tailed Tit
Great Tit
Blue Tit
1 Nuthatch
Wren
Magpie
Carrion Crow
A Nuthatch on one of the many Oak Trees on the reserve.
A short video of the Nuthatch before it flew off
There is no getting away from Magpies, they can be found just about everywhere!!
Butterflies Recorded:
None
Bees Recorded:
None
Flies, Craneflies, Gnats and Midges Recorded:
1 Green Bottle sp.
Lacewings and Scorpionflies Recorded:
1 lacewing sp.
Plants:
English Oak (Quercus robur)
Flies, Craneflies, Gnats and Midges Recorded:
1 Green Bottle sp.
Lacewings and Scorpionflies Recorded:
1 lacewing sp.
Plants:
English Oak (Quercus robur)
White Cyclamen (Cyclamen persicum)
Oak Trees with.........
......plenty of acorns on them. More on Oak here.
White Cyclamen (Cyclamen persicum)
General shots:
I have a feeling that on my next visit here, this......
..........tree trunk will have fallen.
Ted:
It might be a fairly long drive in the car, but Ted really does love this walk through the woods.