Young lads and lasses from the garden, Ringed Plover breeding success, Goldfinches behaving like waders, and Swallows dodging the wind to feed.
Also around, 11 Sandwich Terns, non-breeding Curlews and Oystercatchers and Reed Buntings. No sign of Wheatears and Yellow Wagtails, but the field doesn't have any cattle in it and the grass and vegetation is too high to see anything.
No video likely - I didn't film any!
This Blue Tit fledgling landed just above Olive where we were sitting in her garden. The photo was into a bright sky so I added a different background
There appeared to be four fledglings, perhaps even five
This one was a photo from last week
Greenfinch fledgling, one of at least three that flew in, the first I've seen this year
Ringed Plover chick on the beach, a positive find as they didn't nest there last year probably due to the high traffic of dog walkers. The previous year when we were locked up/down and the beach was quiet, there were four territories with chicks
Adult giving alarm call
Goldfinches were feeding blow the high water mark
Rook, lot's of them on the beach and many with young
Skylark in the Hatton field
The Swallows were feeding very close to the ground in the strong wind, this one was dodging about amongst these plants on the leeward side
Pied Wagtail at East Haven
Red-tailed Bumblebee, I need to get a photo with a short lens but they don't spend any time on a flower, and Olive's cut the grass and now there's no clover flowers
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