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| Shield bug |
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| Walking the lanes near Kingston Seymour |
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| A Song Thrush's snail anvil |
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| Newly opened Hawthorn blossom |
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| Milkmaid |
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| Buttercup |
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| Bugle |
Wednesday 29 May 2013
Guided walk in Somerset
Off to new territory on the weekend before last for a walk in Somerset with the good parishioners of Kingston Seymour, near Clevedon. Arranged by my sister Rebecca and billed as an 'introduction to the birds of the parish,' it was a friendly stroll around a landscape very different to Dartmoor, with flat fields for miles, bounded by tall hedges of elm and drainage ditches known as rhines (pronounced 'reens'). We were treated to knockout views of a pair of Kestrels, as well as singing Reed Warblers and more.
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