At least 3 Common Terns were present and also around the reservoir were first summer Little Gull, 2 Little Egret, Dunlin, 3 Common Sandpiper, 3 Lesser Whitethroat, 2 Whitethroat, Garden Warbler, Grey Wagtail, 4 Green Woodpecker, Great-spotted Woodpecker, Raven and Egyptian Goose. The summering Mute Swan flock has reached 18 birds.
Other news: Mark Phillips had a Hobby over Blooms Garden centre yesterday and 2 Badgers at Brandon Marsh. Colin Potter photographed this Whooper x Mute Swan hybrid at Wyken Slough and Bob photographed this White Letter Hairstreak at Ryton Woods so many thanks for sharing.

Mute x Whooper Swan hybrid by Colin Potter

White-letter Hairstreak by Bob Hazell
Meanwhile another colourful gribblie turned up in Dave’s trap
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presumed Caloptilia alchimiella although can be confused with Caloptilia robustella
Richard
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