D#2 was having his cricket session at the cricket club this morning so I took the opportunity to investigate the flooded field by the river.
At Sheering Mill Lane a Hobby went through. My first for the town itself.
On the flooded field, c50 Black-Headed Gulls, a resting Common Tern, a Lapwing, some Pied Wagtails and a good number of Swallows and House Martins over the pond.
Back up through the rough fields to Bonks Hill. A patch of willows and bushes had a Spotted Flycatcher, a male Blackcap, a Garden Warbler and a Willow Warbler .
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