Walked to Gaddings Dam via Lee Dam and Langfield Edge this morning, my first walk onto the hills for a couple of months. It was a fine but blustery morning and a shower threatened to spoil the day but it didn't last long and the sun came out shortly after.
A Grey Heron watched a family of Canada Geese go by at Lee Dam -
and the same Canada Geese were eyed up by a passing Little Grebe -
A pair of Twite at Langfield were a good find, as was a juvenile Stonechat. At Gaddings Dam Swallows and Swifts were feeding over the water and a Ringed plover and a Dunlin were at the water's edge -
While walking back I almost stepped on this beetle. Turns out it is quite an uncommon beetle called Carabus nitens It's a beauty!
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