The last couple of weeks have been generally quiet really, with only a Little Ringed Plover on the 11th and a Common Tern and Common Sandpiper on the 13th the highlights last week. This week, on the 19th, a tern initially thought to be Arctic was re-identified as Common from photos was the highlight.
Otherwise there was a Mistle Thrush and Bullfinch yesterday, both fairly notable for here. Potentially some warblers still arriving with several Reed Warblers this week including in some new locations, Garden Warbler in new locations and an apparently new in Willow Warbler today. There's a lot of juvenile Robins, Blue Tits, Wagtails etc. appearing as well now.
There's been a couple of Grass Snake sightings and attention really turned to inverts this weekend with a lot of odonata emerging and butterfly activity.
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