Another visit to Maxey, this time at lunchtime. The two juvenile Spotted Redshanks finally showed for me but other than a Dunlin and a Snipe that was it for the waders. A Hobby showed off catching insects, specialising in paired Common Darters. Insects were a bit more interesting with Red-veined Darters about and this moth, a migrant more commonly seen in the south and first for me in the UK.
The Vestal Rhodometra sacraria
Nikon Coolpix P4
Through the miracle of modern digiscoping you can now get a small blurred image of a Hobby in flight.
Hobby Falco subbuteo
Nikon Coolpix P4
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