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I've been on one or two minor twitches and failed and done a lot of patch watching for little reward while my Canon colleagues have been getting some good birds.
Finding another Whinchat and a couple of Red Kites at Canons have been the biggest highs over the past weeks as well as stumbling upon a nice pair of Nightingales while dipping in Sussex, but there has certainly been nothing to write home about.
I suppose the most interesting thing has been this female White Wagtail at Canons Farm which has paired up with a male yarrellii and because of its daily routine I guess is probably on eggs.