There was quit a bit of singing going on with meadow pipit, skylark, reed bunting, stonechat, wren, robin and chaffinch all giving it some.
On the way home a barn owl was sat on the fence by the roadside at Cresswell Pond, as I drove up and wound the window down it didn't move, as it didn't when I reached for the camera, but just as I pressed the button, it flew off, it would have been a frame-filler, but all I got was this....

3 comments:
like the Stonechat Ipin. A real good bird here but only a summer passage migrant
When you hoying your tetties in?
I'm about to hoy a few in maybe next week as they're chitting well in the netty at the minute.
Warren - aye they are corkers, one of my faves. We get 2-3 pairs breeding in the dunes here most years
BB - I'm off to spain next week, o will probably put them in when I get back. Onions and broad beans should go in this week though
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