A quick look on the Racecourse after the rain gave me two juvenile Reed Warblers which are a first for that area and a classic Reed Bunting being very inquisitive.
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Friday, 1 August 2014
More Local Birding
A couple of intense evenings birding trying to nail some local good species for Warwickshire saw me trampsing around last night and hearing a Quail call twice from some fields about 5 miles from home and watching the local Corn Buntings going to roost.
A quick look on the Racecourse after the rain gave me two juvenile Reed Warblers which are a first for that area and a classic Reed Bunting being very inquisitive.
This evening I went out with Matt and Dan to a local site and despite me discovering that my scope is broken (in that I can no longer attach it to my tripod) we managed some good birds with 13 Green Sandpipers, 3-4 Common Sandpipers, Snipe, Grey Patridge, Dunlin, Turnstone, Cuckoo and Kingfisher.
A quick look on the Racecourse after the rain gave me two juvenile Reed Warblers which are a first for that area and a classic Reed Bunting being very inquisitive.
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