questionable thanks to John Wright for this shot of yours truly --- not sure if the expression was due to the realisation that the toast I had put the bacon and egges in was already covered in marmalade or the excitement of having a Camberwell on the arm
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LOL - that's one of the best shots on here, Graham.
A lesser-spotted Catley, elusive species of North Lincolnshire origin, known to fly extreme distances on occasions, most likely to be seen in or around hides, can stay still for very long periods of time, often displaying large telescopic proboscis, feeds on egg and marmalade butties, attractive to butterflies. Adult male seen here in early summer plummage
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