Heard one this evening. I wont disclose where exactly, for obvious reasons, but notable and quite unusual to hear one singing 'locally.'
Requires volume and probably best heard through headphones. Bird not seen.
Update: 2nd day singing 05/05/16 with lesser whitethroat and goldcrest, a clearer recording
Woodlark
A singing Woodlark was recently found by Graham Andrews (at an undisclosed Island location) and thanks to Graham providing info regarding ...
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c200 - but 1000s can be on the move so not quite the spectacle it couldve been. juv Brent grey wag in a tree ... -
This morning (May 22nd) a head wind dropped a couple of things near Luccombe Chine : a Reed warbler and this singing Nightingale hidden in ...
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