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A pleasant array of migrant passerines had been flitting round Millcombe this morning together with 27 flying lemons (recent, first-year Willow Warblers), 2 Noticed Flycatcher favouring the sycamores and singles of Reed, Sedge and Backyard Warbler skulking across the decrease backyard. Excessive pitch zree and trilling calls from the Goldcrest household get together proceed to whisper throughout the valley and native Chiffchaff, Blackcap and Whitethroat (together with a pristine, lately fledged juvenile) busied themselves feeding up forward of tomorrow’s foul climate. The island’s Woodpigeon depend has risen barely to eight people and post-breeeding Shag feeding teams are starting to construct with 42 actively feeding across the Touchdown Bay. Tomorrow’s forecast might look bleak to some – however it has seawatching and shearwaters written throughout it!
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| Noticed Flycatcher © Joe Parker |
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| Wheatear © Joe Parker |
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