Darin Stanley and I had this beautiful singing male COMMON STONECHAT today at a site in the north of the county - the first I have seen this year in Bedfordshire.
The gorse stricken site was also very good for Song Thrush (6 singing males), Common Whitethroat and Dunnock
With a short spell of sunshine late afternoon, I moved on to Bison Hill, Whipsnade, where in addition to singing Common Whitethroat and Garden Warbler, butterflies on the wing included 3 DUKE OF BURGUNDY FRITILLARIES, a SMALL HEATH, a DINGY SKIPPER and a SMALL BLUE
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