A walk around Lollingdon and the Lees produced very much the
same as last week, a lot of insects about but few butterflies.
Quite a few Stock
Dove noted and one seen in display flight, a ♂
Peregrine seen flying overhead
towards the village and later one heard calling but not seen, also a Kestrel.
Around a dozen singing Yellowhammer
in the area spread around the various hedgerows, and with eight singing Reed Bunting and seven singing Corn Bunting the buntings appear to
have a good representation in the area.
Whitethroat and Chiffchaff frequent and the odd Blackcap and Garden Warbler around, also two Yellow Wagtail.
A flock of sixteen House
Martin over Marymead today with five Swallow
and two Swift and more Swifts over the village
A single Lapwing seen
in fields between the Fulscot bends and South Moreton today.
Yellowhammer
Corn Bunting
Whitethroat
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