Iceland - 4th - 8th March 2022

Tuesday, 17 June 2014

Position static

Hello

Despite Eleanor spending plenty of time out yesterday and today, the birds remain somewhat static as you might expect for this time of the year.  There are two singing male Grasshopper Warblers at Blueberry Farm (Maidwell) currently and a pair of Barn Owls continue to use the site and nearby farmland.  Other interesting birds on this set-aside complex include several pairs of Skylark and Meadow Pipit, and the unspoilt dense hedgerows support warblers including a couple of Lesser Whitethroat territories.  In previous years a pair of Willow Tit breed here but we haven't seen them recently, a sign of the times it seems...

Regards

Neil M

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Found this blog the other week so now follow it every day.Loved the Scottish photos as that is one of our favourite places to visit.We keep walking along the concrete path hoping to hear or see the elusive Turtle Doves but as yet they have been too elusive for us.Caught a lovely Hare on film though the other week which is lovely to look back on.Keep up the good work....