FOX

Two seen today, one in Flooded Horse Field and the second was on the Bank Top, 25th Nov 2025

COMMON GULL

 Present every day now in Flooded Horse Fields, 20th Nov 2025

HYBRID GOOSE

 River Witham, Hybris with the Local Canadians, Nov 2025

MUNTJAC

 Not seen one for a while, along the track near my street, River Witham 2nd Nov 2025

GADWALL

 Four flew over fields River Witham 16th Nov 2025

LESSER BLACK BACK GULL

 Still just the one in the flooded Horse Fields, River Witham 13th Nov 2025

CONTINENTAL CORMORANT

 River Witham 13th Nov 2025

COMMON GULL

 River Witham, 9th Nov 2025

COMMON GULL

 Common here on flooded fields in the Winter Months, Witham November 2025

COMMON BUZZARD

 Four birds Circling together today, River Witham 13th November 2025

CONTINENTAL CORMORANT

 Very common along River, November 2025

REDWING

 I have had more sightings this winter of Redwings along this stretch of River than i have had in ten years, November 2025

MUTE SWAN

 Still plenty of Mute Swans and young on the River near me, November 2025

STONECHAT

 Male of the pair, River Witham 28th Oct 2025

STONECHAT

 The female of the pair Wintering along the Witham, 28th Oct 2025

SUNDAY 16TH NOVEMBER

 It looked alright tonight for Mothing so put Trap out, but the cloud cleared and it got cold, only one Moth in trap and Elachista. Have finished the year on 265 a miss count of one.

ELACHISTA CANAPENELLA-COMMON GRASS-MINER

 The fourth one of the year and the very last also,

SATURDAY 15th NOVEMBER 2025

 A poor night just three Moths caught two Epiphyas postvittana and a Udea ferrugalis, a clear cold Sky with rain early in the day

UDEA FERRUGALIS-RUSTY DOT PEARL

 I caught this Moth on 14 nights, totaling 19 all together, one of two Udea Species caught this year the other being, Lutealis,

EPIPHYAS POSTVITTANA-LIGHT BROWN APPLE MOTH

 Last one of the year, i caught it on 89 nights totaling 465, a common Garden Moth

 

WEDNESDAY 12TH NOVEMBER 2025

Had the trap out on 10th but bad weather saw me bring it in early with only 4 Moths of 2 Species caught, Turnip and Epiphyas Postvittana, the 12th was better with 13 Caught of 6 Species, 7 Epiphyas Postvittana-Light Brown Apple Moth, singles of Vine's Rustic, White Point, Udea ferrugalis-Rusty Dot Pearl the 4th Elachista canapenella-Common Grass Miner and 2 Plutella xylostella-Diamond Back Moth.

ELACHISTA CANAPENNELLA-COMMON GRASS MINER

 This is the third one i have caught this year, nearly passed it off as a Dimond back, then in better light realized it was an Elachista, 12th Nov 2025