Monday, 16 March 2020

Spring

More like it.

Island wide reports of: wheatears, chiffs, Kites, LRPs, firecrests, swallows, mipits etc....

So far I've only really experienced the chiff & mipit arrival - obvious today (16th) along Bonchurch Down. 

The alternative to dueling banjos; dueling crests:

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