Sep

Lower Derwent Valley NNR Sightings - September 2015

September can be an exciting time in the valley as outgoing summer visitors, incoming winter visitors and large scale migrations/movements produce an exciting mix. Highlights of the month came in the form of a Pied Flycatcher at North Duffield on the 1^st and a Wood Warbler at Wheldrake Ings on the 3^rd, although arguably more scarcer was a continental Great Spotted Woodpecker of the race D. m. major, caught and ringed at Wheldrake on the 9^th (MFJ). Warblers continued to move through the site during the month whilst the usual Meadow Pipit passage started on the 7^th, followed by a Tree Pipit over North Duffield village on the 10^th. Yellow Wagtails continued to head south over the valley whilst Whinchats showed well with 19 birds logged during the month. Other highlights of passage included a few roaming Mistle Thrush and Jays, whilst record breaking movements of both Siskin and Lesser Redpoll were logged throughout the country and the LDV. A Lesser Spotted Woodpecker at Bank Island on the 9^th and a Short-eared Owl at Wheldrake Ings on the 15^th were also notable records.

Returning waterfowl were also a feature of the month with Teal increasing to a respectable 600 and Greylag Geese to 800. The first returning Wigeon included seven on the 9^th and 40 on the 19^th whilst 176 Pink-footed Geese passed south over the valley in two skeins on the 20^th. Wader passage continued with scattered Common Sandpipers, Green Sandpipers and Greenshank. A Curlew Sandpiper on a muck heap near Thornton on the 24^th-25^th was the pick of the bunch. Snipe numbers increased with 120+ at Wheldrake Ings on the 15^th with the first returning Jack Snipe at North Duffield Carrs on the 27^th.

Away from the bird interest reptiles continued to show well at Skipwith Common NNR, a young Adder (first for the year) was found on the 17^th confirming successful breeding, whilst Grass Snake sightings increased as they began to return to the hibernacula. Butterflies continued to show well with rather late records of Common Blue, Small Skipper and Small Copper all relating to heavily worn individuals. Fresh Wall Browns were present at the favoured site of Thornton Ellers on the 2^nd and 7^th (presumably second generation) whilst records of Painted Lady and Red Admiral continued throughout the month. A record number of Spiked Shield Bugs were noted around the reserve along with good numbers of Green and Gorse also recorded. Lower numbers of Bronze and Hairy were also noted but Red-legged and Birch were notable only by their absence. Large numbers of Kidney-spot Ladybirds were also noted on willows around the valley.

As always many thanks to the local birders, the YOC and all the visitors who have either left records in the hide log books or e-mailed us directly.

BIRDS: 

Mute Swan – Several family parties were present throughout the month, including the six cygnets at Wheldrake Ings which were caught and colour-ringed on the 8^th. Returning non-breeding and post-moulting birds included two at Bank Island on the 20^th increasing to five on the 23^rd. 

Mute Swan cyngets - Wheldrake - 08/09

Greylag Goose – Numbers had increased to 500 at Wheldrake Ings on the 20^th when 300 were also present on Skipwith Common, and 240 were at Elvington Water Treatments Works – c1040 were present throughout the whole site. 

Pink-footed Goose – The first of the autumn were a skein of 56 that flew high south-west over Bank Island on the 20^th, followed later in the day by 120 south over North Duffield Carrs. 362 headed south east over the valley on the 26^th in four separate skeins. 

Egyptian Goose – A single returned to Wheldrake Ings on the 10^th with increasing numbers of Greylags. 

Shelduck – A single was present at Wheldrake Ings on the 16^th. 

Wigeon – Three on the 1^st increased with seven returning birds on the 9^th.  A flock of 40 arrived high from the north-east at Wheldrake Ings on the 19^th with 15 there on the 22^nd. 37 were at Wheldrake Ings on the 27^th when 13 were present at Bank Island and 15 at North Duffield Carrs, a total of 65 throughout the site. 

Teal – 150 were present on the 1^st with numbers increasing to 230 by the 11^th and 350+ by the 13^th. Numbers then increased further to 440 by the 16^th and 500 by the 20^th. 600+ were present between Bank Island and Wheldrake Ings on the 22^nd with 650+ present on the 27^th. Up to 250 frequented Skipwith Common during the month, no doubt moving between there and the LDV. 

Teal - Bank Island - 28/09

Pintail – A single drake on the 5^th was the first returning bird with another single present there on the 19^th and 20^th. 

Mallard – 500 at Wheldrake Ings on the 16^th was the largest count, with smaller numbers scattered throughout the site – c800+ were present throughout the whole site during the month. 

Gadwall – 11 present at Wheldrake Ings on the 27^th was the largest count during the month. 

Shoveler – Up to four were present on several dates during the month. 

Grey Heron – 14 were at Wheldrake Ings on the 2^nd whilst four were logged near Thornton Ellers – smaller numbers were noted thereafter. 

Little Egret – A single was seen at Wheldrake Ings on the 2^nd whilst a single flew over North Duffield Carrs on the 10^th. 

Little Grebe – Three juveniles remained at North Duffield Carrs from the 1^st to 7^th, with two remaining until the 20^th when a single was also present at both Wheldrake Ings and Bank Island. Five were then noted at North Duffield Carrs on the 21^st to month end. 

Little Grebe - North Duffield Carrs - 27/09

Red Kite – A single flew over Bank Island on the 1^st followed by one over Wheldrake Ings on the 24^th and 26^th. 

Goshawk – A single juvenile was present near Skipwith Common from the 14^th to month end. 

Marsh Harrier – A single was seen at Melbourne on 5^th followed by an adult male at Wheldrake Ings on the 9^th and a juvenile cream crown there on the 10^th. An adult male was then present at Thornton Ellers on the 15^th, with presumably the same wandering individual at North Duffield Carrs on the 21^st to month end. A second summer male was also present there on the 27^th – at least four different birds involved in this series of records. 

Osprey – A single flew south over Elvington on the 16^th – the first record of the autumn so far. 

Buzzard – Birds were regularly present throughout the area as family parties showed well – a total of nine were in the air in the Wheldrake/Bank Island area on 10^th. 

Peregrine – A single was seen at Wheldrake Ings on the 9^th and 10^th.

Hobby – Three were present at Wheldrake Ings on 1^st followed by two there on the 2^nd and 3^rd, whilst two were also present over North Duffield village. A single was hunting over Bank Island on the 5^th and 6^th with another over Melbourne village on the later date. A single was seen chasing swallows at Wheldrake Ings on the 9^th followed by three there on the 10^th along with a single at Bank Island. A single was at Wheldrake on the 11^th with sightings again there on the 17^th and 26^th. 

Water Rail – A single was at Wheldrake Ings on the 20^th with three showing on the ditch behind pool hide following the lowering of water levels prior to the ditching programme on the 22^nd. A single was near the reed bed at Church Bridge Melbourne on the 25^th. 

Golden Plover – A single flew over Skipwith Common calling on the 17^th whilst 35 were near Raker Lakes on the 21^st. 11 flew over Wheldrake Ings on the 27^th followed by two over Aughton Ings on the same day. 

Ringed Plover – Two were at Wheldrake Ings on the 11^th. 

Lapwing – 250 were present at Wheldrake Ings on the 10^th with 480 at North Duffield Ings on the 25^th being the largest counts. Smaller parties, possibly on passage moved through the site during the month. 

Common Snipe – 20+ were still present at Wheldrake Ings on the 10^th, followed by 120+ near the scrape at Swantail Ings, Wheldrake on the 15^th, along with 22 at North Duffield Carrs on the 25^th and 17 at Aughton Ings on the 27^th. 

Jack Snipe – The first returning bird was flushed during management work at the top pond at North Duffield Carrs on the 27^th (CSR). 

Dunlin – A single at Wheldrake Ings remained from the 1^st to 4^th with another on the 11^th. 

Curlew Sandpiper – A single spent two days on a muck heap and pools near Thornton Ellers on the 24^th and 25^th. 

Curlew – Five flew south over Wheldrake Ings on the 9^th followed by a single north later in the day. 

Redshank – A single immature was noted at Wheldrake Ings on the 11^th. 

Greenshank – A single flew high over North Duffield Carrs on the 7^th with another at Wheldrake Ings on the 10^th – 13^th. A single was also present there on the 22^nd. 

Green Sandpiper – Six were present at Wheldrake Ings on the 1^st with five there on the 2^nd and 3^rd and again on the 10^th. Four were present on the 13^th followed by six on the 15^th and five until the 22^nd. Three remained until month end. 

Common Sandpiper – Two were present on the 1^st whilst a single remained until the 4^th. Another single was present again on the 10^th- 13^th and again on the 15^th. 

Common Tern – A single adult was seen at Wheldrake Ings for 20 mins on the 8^th before flying off high to the south. 

Green Woodpecker – Still present throughout the month on Skipwith Common. 

Great Spotted Woodpecker – A single juvenile female was caught and ringed at Wheldrake Ings on the 3^rd (MFJ, SJH), which was thought to be of the continental race D.m.major, due to the biometrics ruling out the British race. Two of our usual looking British birds were also caught there on the 6^th and 18^th (MFJ). Birds were seen with increasing frequency throughout the month with regular birds coming to the feeders at Bank Island. 

Barn Owl – The number of sightings increased during the month with three at Wheldrake Ings at dusk on the 15^th and two there on the 27^th. 

Short-eared Owl – A single was hunting in the meadow in front of Tower Hide, Wheldrake Ings towards dusk on the 15^th (CSR, MFJ). 

Lesser Spotted Woodpecker – A single at Bank Island on the 9^th (CSR). 

Woodlark – A single juvenile was present on ‘adder heath’ at Skipwith Common on the 10^th with two juveniles (presumed second broods) there on the 17^th. Away from the Common a single immature was flushed several times during management operations at Bank Island on the 14^th. 

Skylark – Small numbers started moving from the 17^th with 36 south over Wheldrake Ings. Small numbers moved south daily thereafter. 

Meadow Pipit – Six flew south over North Duffield Carrs on the 7^th – the first movement of the autumn, followed by three south over Thornton Ellers on the 8^th. A larger movement of c500 birds passed over the valley on the 13^th when large numbers were also noted moving elsewhere in the county. 250+ went south over Wheldrake on the 14^th with 300+ on the 17^th, 200 on the 18^th and 300+ on the 19^th. 

Tree Pipit – One flew south over North Duffield village on the 10^th (AW). 

Yellow Wagtail – Five flew south over Wheldrake early in the morning of the 7^th followed by 14 over North Duffield Carrs throughout the day. Two headed south over Wheldrake Ings on 10^th, followed by four there on 14^th and three on the 15^th. Five flew over Thornton Ellers on the 17^th and three went south over Bank Island on the 26^th. 

Grey Wagtail – Three were seen near Melbourne Ings on the 9^th followed by one at Bank Island on the 14^th and three there on the 17^th to month end. A single was at Melbourne on the 25^th. 

Kingfisher – Three were present at Thornton Ellers on the 5^th with up to two daily at Wheldrake Ings during the first half of the month. Three were present again there on the 20^th when a single was also present at Bank Island. One was also reported from nearby Skipwith Common on the 20^th – a more unusual location for the species and presumably a dispersing immature. Three were noted at Wheldrake Ings on the 22^nd with one on the River Derwent by the Bailey Bridge there on the 23^rd. 

Swift – A single was noted at Wheldrake Ings on the 10^th. 

Swallow – Up to 500 were present at Wheldrake Ings on the 14^th with 150+ at Bank Island on the same date. Small numbers continued to pass through the valley thereafter to month end. 

Whinchat – Three were noted at Wheldrake Ings on the 1^st followed by a single on a roadside hedge near Sutton on Derwent on the 2^nd. Five were then present at Wheldrake Ings on the 10^th with two remaining on the 11^th-14^th – another single was also present at Bank Island on the 14^th and 15^th. 

Stonechat – A single was present at Wheldrake Ings on the 11^th-14^th. 

Mistle Thrush – Two flew west over Wheldrake Ings on the 15^th followed by three there on the 18^th and two at Skipwith Common on the 23^rd. 

Jay – Four were present on Skipwith Common on the 17^th when two were also seen near Thorganby Ings. Three were present at Wheldrake Ings at dusk on the 27^th. 

Spotted Flycatcher – Up to five were present in mix warbler and tit flocks at Skipwith Common during the first week of the month. A single was later present with a mixed warbler and tit flock between Bank Island and Wheldrake Ings on the 13^th. 

Pied Flycatcher – A single was seen near North Duffield village on the 1^st (AW). 

Wood Warbler – A single was seen by the wind pump at Wheldrake Ings on the 3^rd (CSR, MFJ, SJH). 

Sedge Warbler – Numbers continued to pass through the valley during the month with five at Wheldrake Ings on the 7^th whilst a single was still present at North Duffield Carrs. Three were caught and ringed at Wheldrake on 13^th (MFJ), followed by a single there on the 17^th and 18^th and two on the 19^th. A single was caught and ringed there on the 22^nd (MFJ), with two then seen at Melbourne on the 25^th followed by a single at Bank Island on the 27^th. 

 

Sedge Warbler - Wheldrake Ings - 22/09

Reed Warbler – Small numbers continued to pass through the valley early in the month with two at Wheldrake Ings on the 11^th and one on the 14^th. Three were then caught and ringed on the 19^th (MFJ) with two seen there on the 20^th. 

Lesser Whitethroat – A single was caught and ringed at Wheldrake Ings on the 3^rd (MFJ), followed by two there on the 7^th and four on the 9^th. A single was also present there on the 10^th followed by two on the 11^th and rather late individuals near Melbourne on the 19^th and Thornton Ellers on the 25^th. 

Common Whitethroat – A single was seen at Wheldrake Ings on the 20^th and four juveniles (a late brood) were present near Church Bridge Melbourne on the 24^th and 26^th. 

Garden Warbler – A single rather late bird was caught and ringed at Wheldrake Ings on the 7^th (MFJ). 

Blackcap – A small movement was noted at Wheldrake Ings on the 8^th, eight were noted whilst on the same day four were also present at Thornton Ellers. Three were present again at Thornton Ellers on the 17^th followed by two there on 18^th. Four were seen at Bank Island on the 25^th and 26^th. 

Nuthatch – At least two calling birds were present at Thornton Ellers on the 8^th with one there on the 17^th. 

Willow Tit – Two were at the Bank Island feeders on the 18^th whilst four were at Wheldrake Ings on the 20^th along with four by Church Bridge Melbourne on the 24^th. 

Marsh Tit – Two were seen in the Wheldrake Ings car park lane on the 25^th. 

Chaffinch – 120 were present in a post breeding flock near Sutton on Derwent on the 26^th. 

Siskin – Up to 20 were present at Thornton Ellers on the 5^th with four over Wheldrake Ings on the 6^th, a single at North Duffield Carrs on the 7^th continued the recent run of noticeable passage. Six were at Wheldrake Ings on the 10^th with 30 south there on the 17^th and three at Bank Island on the 20^th. c50 were noted at the Escrick Duck decoy on the 22^nd. 

Lesser Redpoll – 10 were present in poolside willows at Wheldrake Ings on the 9^th and 10^th followed by two there on the 11^th and 13^th. 20+ were present at Wheldrake Ings on the 15^th with two caught and ringed there on 19^th and 30+ there on 20^th (MFJ). 39 were caught and ringed at this site on the 22^nd with a single ringed at Bank Island on the 26^th. 

 

Lesser Redpoll - Wheldrake Ings - 22/09

Linnet – A flock of 30 were present at Bank Island on the 10^th. 

Goldfinch – Up to 30 were present at feeders at the NNR base garden at Bank Island from the 5^th, with c120 at North Duffield Carrs on the 6^th. 62 birds were caught and ringed at the Bank Island feeders on the 26^th/27^th (CSR), including 55 juveniles. 

Reed Bunting – The usual autumn passage was noted to be building up through the valley from the 11^th.

MAMMALS: 

Brown Hare – Six at Thornton Ellers on the 2^nd followed by seven on the 5^th and three at Wheldrake Ings on the 7^th. Five at Thornton Ellers on the 8^th, followed by two at Bank Island on the 14^th. 16 at Thornton Ellers on the 15^th and two on the 17^th. 

Hedgehog – A single immature at Thorganby on the 10^th. 

Stoat – A single at Thorganby Ings on the 18^th. 

Roe Deer – Two at Thornton Ellers on the 8^th followed by four at Wheldrake Ings on the 15^th, on the same date two were also present at Bank Island. 

Fallow Deer – Up to six were reported at Skipwith Common on the 23^rd, 25^th and 26^th. 

Otter – Three juveniles were present in the Pocklington Canal by Melbourne Arm on the morning of the 24^th – always a welcome sight! (NC). 

Bank Vole – One at Thornton Ellers on the 28^th.

AMPHIBIANS/REPTILES: 

Common Lizard – Two were present on Skipwith Common on the 10^th followed by three there on the 19^th and one on the 23^rd. A single was seen in an unusual place on the 28^th - four foot off the ground in a gorse bush! 

 

Common Lizard - Skipwith Common - 10/09

Grass Snake – A single adult was seen on the heath on the 17^th with another there on the 22^nd and 23^rd.

 Adder – A single was seen crossing the road near Skipwith village on the 10^th, followed by one of this year’s young on the Common on the 17^th. Two different individuals were present there on the 28^th. 

 

Adder - Skipwith Common - 17/09

BUTTERFLIES: 

Painted Lady – Eight were present on the Devil’s-bit Scabious at Thornton Ellers on the 2^nd, followed by a single at Wheldrake Ings and Thornton Ellers on the 3^rd. One was present in the NNR base garden at Bank Island on the 10^th with another by the hides at Bank Island on the 22^nd. 

Red Admiral – 11 at Thornton Ellers on the 2^nd were followed by three there on the 3^rd and five on the 11^th. One was in the NNR base garden on 11^th. Two were recorded at Skipwith Common on the 17^th along with one at Thornton Ellers on the same date. Three at Wheldrake Ings on the 18^th followed by two there on the 22^nd and a single on the 23^rd. Two at Bank Island on the 26^th. 

 

Red Admiral - Thornton Ellers - 02/09

Small Tortoiseshell – 17 at Thornton Ellers on the 2^nd followed by four on the 17^th. 11 at North Duffield Carrs on the 18^th followed by 18 at Thornton Ellers on the 19^th. 

Peacock – 26 at Thornton Ellers on the 2^nd followed by two at Skipwith Common on the 10^th. A single at Thornton Ellers on the 17^th with two there on the 19^th, on the same date three were also present at Skipwith Common. The last of the month was recorded on the Common on the 28^th. 

Comma – Two at Thornton Ellers on the 2^nd along with one there on the 17^th and 19^th. A single was present at the NNR base garden on the 20^th. One in the Wheldrake Ings car park area on the 23^rd and two at Bank Island on the 26^th. 

 

Comma - Thornton Ellers - 02/09

Small Copper – Four were present at Thornton Ellers on the 2^nd with a rather worn individual seen at Skipwith Common on the 22^nd. 

Brimstone – A single male and female were present on Skipwith Common on the 19^th. 

Small White – Three were noted at Thornton Ellers on the 2^nd, followed by four there on the 17^th. 

Green-veined White – A single at Skipwith Common on the 19^th. 

Common Blue – A single rather worn individual was seen at Thornton Ellers on the 19^th, presumably the last of the year. 

Speckled Wood – Four at Thornton Ellers on the 2^nd followed by two on the 8^th. Seven were present on the Common on the 10^th, with 14 noted there on the 17^th, on the same day 12 were also present at Thornton Ellers. Seven were recorded at both Skipwith Common and Thornton Ellers on the 19^th. Five were seen at Wheldrake Ings on the 22^nd, on the same date five were also noted on the Common. Seven were on Skipwith Common on the 23^rd followed by seven at Thornton Ellers on the 28^th. 

 

Speckled Wood - Thornton Ellers - 02/09

Wall Brown – A single at Thornton Ellers on the 2^nd and 7^th. 

Meadow Brown – Two rather worn individuals were still on the wing at Thornton Ellers on the 2^nd. 

Gatekeeper - Two at Thornton Ellers on the 2^nd. 

Small Skipper – Two late individuals were still present at Thornton Ellers on the 2^nd.

DRAGONFLIES: 

Emerald – 20+ were noted at Skipwith Common on the 10^th and 17^th. 

Common Darter – 25 at Skipwith Common on the 10^th, followed by 10 there on the 17^th. Five were still on the wing at Skipwith Common on the 19^th. Six at Bank Island on the 22^nd, followed by five at Skipwith Common on the 23^rd and one at Thornton Ellers on the 28^th. 

Black Darter – A single at North Duffield Carrs on the 7^th with five at Skipwith Common on the 10^th. 

Ruddy Darter – Two at Skipwith Common on the 10^th followed by three there on the 17^th. 

Southern Hawker – One at Thornton Ellers on the 2^nd and 8^th. One at Skipwith Common on the 10^th, followed by four at the Ellers on the 17^th and one at Skipwith on the 19^th. 

Southern Hawker - Thornton Ellers - 17/09

Common Hawker – A single at Skipwith Common on the 17^th. 

Migrant Hawker – Four were present at North Duffield Carrs on the 8^th. 

Brown Hawker – Three were still on the wing at North Duffield Carrs on the 7^th with two at Melbourne on the 27^th.

MOTHS: 

The list recorded during the month started to take on a more autumnal feel with the aptly named Autumnal Rustic, Lunar Underwing, Red Underwing, Feathered Thorn, Beaded Chestnut, and Rosy Rustic all being caught.

OTHER INVERTS: 

2-spot Ladybird – One at Skipwith Common on the 19^th. 

14-spot Ladybird – A single at Skipwith Common on the 10^th. 

22-spot Ladybird – One at Thornton Ellers on the 19^th. 

Harlequin Ladybird (H.a.succinea) – Five at Skipwith Common on the 17^th, followed by one at Thornton Ellers on the 17^th. On the 19^th, five were noted at Thornton Ellers along with five on the Common, followed by a single there on the 22^nd. 

Kidney-spot Ladybird – Up to 30+ were present on willows at North Duffield Carrs on the 7^th, with six then seen at Skipwith Common on the 10^th. 50+ were noted on the willows at Wheldrake on the 20^th. 

Four-banded Longhorn Beetle – A rather late individual was recorded on Skipwith on the 28^th. 

Gorse Shield Bug – Present throughout the month, with eight adults at Thornton Ellers on the 2^nd, plus five nymphs, followed by one nymph and 34 adults at Skipwith on the 10^th. On the 17^th 52 adults and five nymphs were seen on Skipwith followed by 13 nymphs and 41 adults on the 19^th. The last of the month were a group of six individuals seen at Thornton Ellers on the 28^th. 

Gorse Shield Bug nymph - Skipwith Common - 17/09

Spiked Shield Bug – A single was found on the Common on the 17^th, followed by two at Thornton Ellers on the 17^th. A mating pair were recorded on the Common on the 19^th, followed by six on the 22^nd and a single on the 23^rd. 

Hawthorn Shield Bug – A single and the first for the year was found in the form of a nymph on the 22^nd at Bank Island. 

Green Shield Bug – Two nymphs and one adult were recorded on Skipwith on the 10^th, followed by 3 adults and 1 nymph on the 17^th, on the same date two nymphs were seen at Thornton Ellers. Skipwith continued to produce the records with 11 ad 1 nymph on the 19^th, three adults on the 22^nd, two adults 1 nymph on the 23^rd and five adults on the 28^th. The record for the month came on the 28^th when five nymphs were seen at Thornton Ellers. 

 

Green Shield Bug adult - Skipwith Common - 17/09

Bronze Shield Bug – A good month for this species, with the first adults of the year recorded. On the 10^th three nymphs were seen on Skipwith Common, followed by another three on the 17^th, and four on the 19^th along with one adult. On the 22^nd another adult was noted and three nymphs, an adult and four nymphs were present the next day on the 23^rd. The last record for the month came on the 28^th when a single adult and nymph were recorded on the Common. 

Hairy Shield Bug – The first for the year was found on Skipwith on the 19^th followed by another on the 28^th. 

Four-spotted Orb Weaver – A single at Skipwith Common on the 17^th. 

Marbled Orb Weaver – The first for the year was noted on Skipwith on the 28^th, on the same date a single was also found at Thornton Ellers – new species for the site. 

 

Marbled Orb Weaver - Skipwith Common - 28/09

Hornet – Three were at Skipwith Common on the 10^th with two at Wheldrake Ings on the 11^th and 14^th. Four were seen at Thornton Ellers on the 17^th and 19^th. Two were at North Duffield Carrs on the 21^st followed by one in Wheldrake Ings car park on the 23^rd, and one at Thornton Ellers on the 28^th – a species which is definitely becoming increasingly numerous and widespread.

FUNGI: 

Throughout the month new species were noted as the year progressed further into the autumn, with species such as: Brown Birch Bolete, Tawny Grisette, Birch Milkcap, Common Puffball, Orange Cup, Fly Agaric and Sulphur Tuft all noted. 

 Tawny Grisette - Skipwith Common - 19/09

 Fly Agaric - Skipwith Common - 22/09