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Mike Warren. Yesterday at Leighton (and insects from Foulshaw).
Most impressive was a swan fight - repeatedly flying one after the other for several minutes. Also called at the Crag - chicks indoors but sentry on duty. Let me know if you would be willing to do a couple of hours stewarding at the Trust's photo exhibition (27th/28th June, between 10am and 5pm) secretary@landscapetrust.org.uk
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Mike Warren. Coldwell meadows for flowers etc. Pictures as annotated - unsure what the flies on the pony were doing - the red-eyed ones are probably lauxaniidae which are scavengers but seem to be with others - the pony was very irritated by them.
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Mike Warren. Leighton with family this morning. Pictures as annotated. Don't forget the photo exhibition at the Arts Festival on 27th 28th June at the Holt at Leighton Moss. Anyone able to offer a couple of hours stewarding, please let me know (secretary@landscapetrust.org.uk).
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Mike Warren. Spent an hour at the quarry this afternoon. Brief view of adult Peregrine but chicks showing well given the vigorous growth of Valerian!
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Mike Warren. Arnside Naturalists visit with Chris Winnick to Wetsleddale for Marsh and Small Pearl bordered Fritillaries. Despite a dubious start to the day's weather it did not disappoint. On the way back called to see the Red Squirrels at Shap Wells but they were not around. Their food was being taken by Wood Pigeons, various Tits and surprisingly, a Jay, together with a Great Spotted Woodpecker.
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Mike Warren. A selection for pictures left over from the last week or ten days. Landscape Trust photo exhibition at Leighton Moss on the last weekend in June - 27th and 28th - as part of the Silverdale and Arnside Arts Festival.
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