I visited this small NWT reserve this afternoon, my timing would indicate that many more species will be present than those I actually saw and heard. Despite this, I must say that this is a very rich site for the botanist, however, my knowledge of plants and flowers is sadly limited. I plan to visit Lolly Moor soon for an early morning survey of bird species here.
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| Lolly Moor 15th May 2016 |
The first bird noted here was a calling
Tawny Owl within woodland in the background of the above picture.
Summer migrants present was a singing male
Blackcap and
Chiffchaff. I expect an early morning visit would produce Garden Warbler and Willow Warbler given the habitat available.
One singing
Blackbird was seen, also a pair of
Wrens seen in the foreground. Finally,
Bullfinch were present in roadside woodland with the male singing his strangely discordant, quiet song.
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