A walk out west threw up no surprises, Yellowhammers, Reed
Buntings and Corn Buntings in
song and still quite a few Whitethroats,
Blackcap and Chiffchaff singing and a single Garden Warbler. The “reedy stream” and the “long dyke” had both Reed Warbler and Sedge Warbler singing.
Two sites with Goldcrest
singing and a family of at least five Wrens
noted.
Buzzard, Red Kite, Hobby, Kestrel and Peregrine all seen.
Very few butterflies with Speckled Wood being the most abundant and a single Ringlet noted.Yellow Iris and some Orchids in flower.
Two Lesser Blackback
Gulls over Wallingford town centre this afternoon calling.
Two Moorhen in
the garden this morning, maybe the young are big enough to leave unattended in
the brook now?A pair of Mallard and a Hedgehog feeding in the garden at 22:30, Mallards still in garden at 01:00!
Yellowhammer
Sedge Warbler
Common Spotted Orchid?
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