But first off, I could do with some help in identifying the birds in the first two images below,in what was a flock of about 25 birds flying over, so my images are a bit limiting.


There were many birds out in the last hour of sunshine atop the scrubby bushes.
Bullfinch, Yellowhammer numbers are growing, Long-tailed Tit, Chaffinch, Lapwing, Goldfinch, Sparrowhawk (just failed to down a Woodpigeon), Mistle thrush(and by the way the two Mistle thrushes which left our garden after a Sparrowhawk attack last week put in a re-appearance yesterday), Reed Bunting, Grey Heron.




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European Golden Plover to give them their Sunday name, I had 48 a couple of days ago near home so they are on the move inland to breed.
Thanks for that Alan
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