The mornings are probably the best time, visually and aurally.
My second Woodlark of the autumn flew over on the 12th. Plus, good numbers of siskins...A late-ish Tree Pipit on 6th pricked up my ears.
Angle Shades (I believe) phlogophora meticulosa
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Pied Fly
Luccombe Down : Pied Fly x2 this morning (Aug 11th); a few more tree pips seen/heard including three northwards...The spell of settled weath...
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Yesterday (Saturday Oct 26th) Steve Jones put out news of a Yellow-browed Warbler and a possible Hume's Warbler , both along Bath Road ... -
A couple of days ago (October 15th), George found a Richard's Pipit along the coast and just west of the Lighthouse, which again was se... -
Feb 14th : Found a 1st winter Caspo today (around midday) at Sandown Canoe Lake (in brisk easterlies), which didn't linger unfortunatel...
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