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A magical springtime time to explore the area with spectacular problems and great wild birds can be found! Choose associated with lot ended up being a Red-throated Pipit around Punchbowl Valley and Pondsbury. Initially situated by telephone call and observed in journey at 1435 and once more at 1525. Later on, a stonking male Grey-headed Wagtail (Yellow Wagtail thunbergi race) graced St Helen’s Field, after the hoofs of ponies between times of retreating to your juncus. Somewhere else, 2 Greenland Wheatear once more in Lighthouse Field, Cuckoo Quarter Wall and a thin motion of waders totalled 3 Ringed Plover and 8 Dunlin. Although hirundine numbers were straight down considerably, Swallow outnumbered House Martin the very first time in 6 times (with 104 and 51 correspondingly). Millcombe plus the south copses that are east twos of Collared Dove, Willow and Sedge Warbler. 12 Spotted Flycatcher remained for another day and three White Wagtail and a female flavissima Yellow Wagtail rounds of the common tally that is migrant
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| Grey-headed Wagtail (ssp. thunbergi) © Richard Campey |
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| Another hectic bird sign in the Tavern © Ella Berry |
Contributors: Joe Parker, Luke Marriner, Chris & Carol Baillie, Tim Davis, Richard Campey, Tim Jones, Tony & Ann Taylor, Rich & Rebecca Taylor, Steve Wing, Paul Bullock, Darrin Dowding
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