John rang wondering why there were geeks with cameras on a railway bridge near his village and a check on tinternet gave me a deserved pain in the groin as I had forgotten that 6201 Princess Elizabeth was passing through Rugby hauling a train from Birmingham New St to Euston. Luckily she was returning in the evening so Bob and I went to the footbridge between Little Lawford and Cathiron and watched her pass at full pelt as the sun went down – magic. I cocked up my photos so many thanks to Jon Hall and Bob Hazell for sharing theirs
Meanwhile on the mothing front Dave had a Hummingbird Hawk-moth in his garden a couple of days ago – his second for the garden of this day flying migrant.



Princess Elizebeth passing through Long Lawford by Jon Hall
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Princess Elizebeth homeward bound early evening passing between Little Lawford and Cathiron by Bob Hazell
Richard
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Fantastic, used to go to Cathiron as a kid to see the steamers, needed a photo to show my 90 year old father who still lives in Rugby, many thanks.
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