A singing Woodlark was recently found by Graham Andrews (at an undisclosed location) and thanks to Graham providing info regarding its whereabouts, I got to experience it today. I often get vis mig 'flyovers', especially during October/November, but to hear a singing individual at this time of year is quite novel, especially on the IOW; places like the relatively nearby New Forest still have healthy numbers breeding as far as I know. Got some some record shots of this bird and something of a sound recording (an ill-timed overhead plane didn't help?!).
Monday, 9 February 2026
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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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