Rex with one of the Whinchats in the background.
A closer view of Whinchat
A trip to Axe Cliff wouldn’t be complete without a gripping golf ball tick, here’s today’s little gem, a bit elusive this one, not showing it’s clinching ID features too well. I can tell you that it’s the Wilson – Ultra Competition, no less (I do realise there’s probably only one reader even remotely interested in this!!)
The Wilson Ultra Competition golf ball is for the savvy player. Completely redesigned Ultra Competition offers a unique blend of distance and performance, as well as cut-proof durability.
I popped to Bruckland Ponds later in the day; Groups of hirundines were passing through, stopping to drink, at least a hundred in the short time I was there. There were also lots of Migrant Hawkers here too.
Migrant Hawker
Back at home I took a few snaps of some of my resident horde of House Sparrows, and I also spotted a surprise addition to my garden list, a Chiffchaff in an Indian Bean Tree.
....Or two
More interesting are the birds I haven’t managed to see today, there are still two Ospreys in the valley and very grippingly at Colyford Common this evening two Little Stints!! Our first this year, Patch year-list tick material!! I was stuck at work this evening and this is the first occasion where I’ve missed a good bird while at work. I’m sure there’ll be a few more as the autumn proceeds. I shouldn’t whinge though I’m sure all the other patchers have missed plenty this way! Hope they're still there in the morning… I know I will be!
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