Lollingdon and the Lees.
A day of raptors today, 3 Kestrels and a Peregrine Falcon near Lollingdon Hill, then a field of recently cut oil seed rape had 21 Red Kites and 3 Buzzards in or over it, in addition Sparrowhawk and Hobby seen.Yellowhammers still singing, had around 7, also a few Reed Buntings and 2 Corn Buntings.
Several (8) Whitethroats seen (a few carrying food) and 2 Chiffchaffs but other warblers not very conspicuous at the moment although a Blackcap singing in the meadow early this morning.
Several Sedge and 1 Reed Warbler seen along the course of an overgrown stream.
A Yellow Wagtail seen feeding fledged young.Several Sedge and 1 Reed Warbler seen along the course of an overgrown stream.
Approximately 15 Stock Doves noted out near Lollingdon and a few Skylarks.
A single Black-headed Gull on the playing field with a few Wood Pigeon.Both Green and Great-spotted Woodpeckers seen and heard.
Only dragonfly seen today was a Brown Hawker.Butterflies, Large and Small White, Common Blue, Ringlet, Gatekeeper, Brimstone, Peacock, Small Tortoiseshell, Comma, Speckled Wood, Meadow Brown.
♂ Great-spotted Woodpecker in garden, that make 3 separate individuals visiting.Although muddy underfoot some streams and ditches are low or dried up.
13 Red Kites, another 8 were on the deckSedge Warbler
Large White
Common Blue
Peacock
Yellow Wagtail
Dunnock
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