One was seen and reported late yesterday evening at Wheelers Bay (John Sturt). It was seen again early this morning by many (Pete and Andy etc) - I couldn't resist a local twitch...Only the Island's 2nd record. 'Showed well' to put it mildly. Often seen in the bramble devouring the local caterpillar population (esp. Brown-tail). [Stayed a few weeks till April 18th at least].
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Woodlark
A singing Woodlark was recently found by Graham Andrews (at an undisclosed location) and thanks to Graham providing info regarding its whe...
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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 ...
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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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