Late afternoon one juvenile male COMMON REDSTART showed again eventually at the Hole end of the small valley. Other birds in the scrub included a Garden Warbler, a Lesser Whitethroat and a mixed flock of c.6 Chiffchaffs & Willow Warblers, including bright juvs of both.
What was presumably a family flock of 4 COMMON RAVENS showed really well, over the small wood south of Steps Hill initially, then eventually over Incombe Hole itself as they flew off towards the S-bends.
The strong winds and cloud were keeping butterfly activity to a minimum, with just the one Marbled White on the wing. 4+ Painted Ladies battling the conditions again hinted at what might be to come...
Ben Miller
Sunday, 26 July 2009
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