We decided to do a decent sized section,taking in the villages of Bigby,Somerby,Searby,Owmby,Grasby,Clixby and the town of Caistor.In all it was a 16.5 mile round trip,which travels through some lovely countryside,town & villages rich in history.
Bird wise on our walk the best sighting went to a male Ring Ouzel seen distantly,sat on a bush near some sheep pastures just outside of Caistor and a huge flock of 61 Corn Buntings near to Searby.
A good selection of summer migrants were also observed and included Blackcap,Chiffchaff and Swallows,with a good sized flock of 81 departing Fieldfare near Clixby.
Wildflowers were also a notable feature of the walk,with Yellow Archangel,Lungwort,Green Alkanet,Wood Spurge,Greater Celandine,Primrose,Cowslips and Dog's Mercury being seen.
For anyone wanting to enjoy a nice leasurely walk in the Lincolnshire Wolds,this is for you,i could have sat at in the sun at Somerby listening to Nuthatches all day.
Bigby. |
Bigby. |
Bigby. |
The Monument Dedicated To Edward & Anne Weston Between Bigby & Somerby |
St.Margarets Church,Somerby. |
Lincoln Cathedral,Taken From The Viking Way At Somerby. |
Searby. |
Searby. |
Searby. |
Dark-edged Bee-Fly,Searby. |
Green Alkanet,Searby. |
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