Song Thrush

This Song Thrush wakes me every morning at first light. A bit annoying, but I like Song Thrushes so…

A very brief walk around Fowlmere produced a pair of Shoveler (and this Linnet)…

Fowlmere

A very quick walk around at dusk with Michelle. No birds, but good views of a Weasel and a Bank Vole.

Amwell

Just under a couple of hours in the sun produced: A Red Kite; nine Buzzards in the air together, including one that looked to have some Red-tailed Kite genes in it (perhaps an offspring of the bird that was occasionally seen over Easneye Woods many years ago; seven Little Egrets.

First Migrant

A singing Chiffchaff was seen during a quick lunchtime walk in the sun around Fowlmere. Seen, but not as well as this Heron…

Brimstone

First butterfly of the year, a male Brimstone flying around the Botanic Gardens in Cambridge.

Little Egret, Cambridge

A Little Egret flew high over the centre of Cambridge late afternoon. Quite a site flying past the Catholic Church and over Parker’s Piece. It also passed over the Botanic Gardens, so I’m adding it to the list! I was also there earlier in the day for a stroll and a look at the more usual species.

Shepreth L-moor

A walk around at dusk produced a flock of twelve Yellowhammers, and the first Snipe seen there for several years.