Tuesday, May 06, 2008

Local Warblers at SLRS

back to local reality round SLRS. Still a disappointing lack of waders, but had Greylag Goose, 4 Canadas and 3 Gadwall. elsewhere there was a Sedge Warbler in the marshy bit by the river, 6 Whitethroats, a Lesser Whitethroat singing from the top of a hawthorn, and a Garden Warbler singing from the next hedgerow, so all the common warblers in now. Swifts over too.

Back in the garden, this monster.

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