Saturday, 25 July 2015

Six visits and counting....

I should have known better but arrived at 7 am to check if yesterday’s downpour had any impact. Apart from a significant increase in Sand Martins with 50+ on No 5 alone, it hadn’t. Graham and Adam's Dunlin had predictably done a bunk overnight but there were four Common Sandpipers together on Lockwood and two on No 5. Otherwise, the only other interest was a feeding party of five species of warbler in the in the hedge at the top end of East Warwick which included two Lesser Whitethroats. It was a very pleasant fresh morning but it is now six visits since I recorded a bird of real interest and that was Jackdaw...… 
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