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Martins over the Meadow
Saturday 8th September 2001, West Yorkshire |
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A FEW House Martins still circle against a clear blue sky but there's a distinct feeling of autumn in the air. Twiggy debris blown down in yesterday's winds lies scattered on the road.

A brown Kestrel - a female or a juvenile - perches for a while at the top of an Ash tree at the edge of the meadow, then flies on over the wood.
This mystery insect, on the bathroom window, resembles a hunting wasp, but it isn't as active. Like the caddis I drew the other day, it might be the adult form of one of the larva that live in the nearby stream.


Richard Bell,
wildlife illustrator
E-mail; 'richard@willowisland.co.uk'
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