Guided walks, May 2022
Who doesn’t love spring? May can be one of the loveliest months and it’s been a busy one for guided walks at NWT Thorpe Marshes and elsewhere. Spindle ermine moth caterpillars, NWT Thorpe Marshes, 19 May. The blog is a slightly lazy way to share sightings and photos with Honeyguiders, mostly from NWT Thorpe Marshes in May, where I led several guided walks. Elsewhere, the Honeyguide blog has two other reports of walks, namely from NWT Hickling , a Honeyguide event on 20 May, and a ‘guest blog’ after a nature ramble at Eaton Park , Norwich, on 23 May. Lady's smock (also called milk maid or cuckoo flower), with orange tip egg, 4 May. 14-spot ladybird, 4 May. The ‘official’ guided walk for May at Thorpe Marshes was on 4 May (Star Wars day – you can do the quote). Water voles are always present though rarely seen, so a good view for a group was a delight, and one group member was still raving about it a few days later, I hear. Identifying singing warblers is always a feature of walks th