An enforced trip to East Haven, Olive needed transport to her hairdresser and I didn't have time to wander far. Nothing unusual photographed, but I did see 11 Barnacle Geese fly north, perhaps from the small populations of of non-migrating birds to the south.
The Lark Ascending, click here
Perhaps under-rated, because they're not often seen close, but everyone will hear them, Skylarks
This pair flew in together
Unusually unwary, near to the coastal path
Female Reed Bunting
Male Reed Bunting
Whitethroat within the village boundary at East Haven, it surfaced from a bush looking a bit wabbit
Female Linnet, init!
Male Linnet
A Goldfinch, fresh from having a bath in a ditch
Pied Wagtail on the railway fence
A Buzzard, some distance away, near to the Sewage Works
The field at Hatton is now housing Cattle, Sheep, and a few lambs
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