Still stuff to look at today but nothing particularly mind-blowing. A
Spotted Flycatcher showed well for a few minutes at Lunch Wood and three
Whinchats together in the Banstead Woods sector of the recording area made for a good record. A single
Meadow Pipit overhead, too.
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Spotted Flycatcher |
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Whinchat |
By the way, I was in the Spurn area for a few days a couple of weeks back, didn't see much at all, the highlights being two moulting adult
Curlew Sandpipers and a juvenile
Spotted Redshank (on the same morning). I got a few shots of waders in flight that I'll hopefully get round to putting up here soon.