Friday 08 April: Female COMMON REDSTART today at Blows - showing very well in the same section of hedgerow as the male earlier this week - in the eastern paddocks - also 3 Northern Wheatears still
Otherwise, Keith Owen discovered three RING OUZELS this evening at Lidlington Hill, 150 yards along the Boughton End road and visible from the first gate (MJP and I joined keith and watched one of the birds - a crippling adult male - go to roost in a neighbouring hedgerow. This bird broke out into full song for a brief period - very rarely heard on passage.
I did a full circuit of the Millenium Park earlier but failed to locate any Western Reed, Sedge or Grasshopper Warblers but did manage 9 different singing male Willow Warblers and 1 Cetti's whilst Keith and I checked Rookery Pit South - a BLACK-TAILED GODWIT present for its second day, 3 LITTLE RINGED PLOVERS which later flew off east together, 10 Common Redshanks, 5 Common Teal and the 5 Red-crested Pochards; also great views of a sleeping Grass Snake and two more Willow Warblers
Lee
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