Spent yesterday afternoon on a north Norfolk Heath. Having visited on three previous occasions this year without success, I was delighted to find a pair of Dartford Warbler, nest building. Not unusually, they were in the company of a male Stonechat. A little further along the track were a pair of Woodlark. Across the road, at the base of a sunny bank, we were treated to a mesmerising display of basking Adders. The milky cast to their eyes being an indication, apparently, that they are about to slough their skins.
Hi Trevor
Lucky to see Adders, especially so early in the year. Nearly 40 years since I’ve seen one in the wild.
Best wishes
Mark
Hi Mark, good to hear from you. You must come and see us this summer. Regards Trevor