Reed Bunting, that is - I counted about 18 singing males around Swineham and Bestwall RSPB this morning, and about 30 singing Reed Warbler at the same time - not surprising given the extent of the reedbeds in the area.
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Reed Bunting |
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Reed Warbler |
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Stonechat |
Some early sunshine brought my first Small Tortoiseshell and Wall butterflies of the year, but this eventually gave way to muggy conditions, light rain and a migraine that made be glad I hadn't gone to Yorkshire for the Roller. I'm sure there'll be another.
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Small Tortoiseshell |
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Wall |
More surprising though was seeing the Short-eared Owl which I saw here last month - still present at the start of June, unusually for this part of the world.
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