WEDNESDAY 7 JUNE
A breezy day with the wind coming from the Southwest, with some heavy rain showers in between some long spells of warm sunshine.
Common Quail was the target of the day, along with Common Crossbill, whilst I took the opportunity to do some Corn Bunting surveying whilst over that way.........
TOTTERNHOE AREA (BEDFORDSHIRE)
Totternhoe is another traditional area for CORN BUNTINGS and I was very pleased to locate 5 different males in the Wellhead Road area (at least two males being paired up and breeding)
LONG MARSTON AREA (HERTFORDSHIRE)
In rather blustery conditions, I failed in my attempt to locate the family of 4 Tree Sparrows that have bred successfully at Boarscroft (SP 879 174). However, at neighbouring Whitwell Farm (SP 882 171), at least 25 House Sparrows were to be found, as well as 2 Brown Hares in the field opposite.
PUTTENHAM (HERTFORDSHIRE)
Puttenham was very quiet, two male Greenfinches being the highlight - no nesting Spotted Flycatchers or House Martins that I could find.
Wednesday, 8 June 2011
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