Here Comes the Sun - The Beatles

 Something of an Identification Conundrum as the day got into full swing yesterday

as long time no see, the SUN broke the horizon.

Additionally and what has become a pleasant start to each day the

GUINEAFOWL
were grazing directly outside of the door as we wandered to another delve into the
Moth Traps.

As yesterday there were Moths with a better example of

CHESTNUT
while a single

HEBREW CHARACTER

was another addition to the
Year List.

As if overnight 2 new Islands had been formed out of the

Main Pond
with each supporting its own Willow Tree. while further south it was hard to find
anything else to add.

a lone

CORMORANT
on the usual pylon perch,

a small herd of c4

ROE DEER
along with no more than a smattering of

REDWING
and

FIELDFARE
saw to it that we avoided a 'Blank'!
At first sight more northerly climbs looked to be awash with Finches so settled to capture

the first

LINNETs

we have managed to Click and

Video this year and not to be outdone more Finches were represented by

GOLDFINCH (fore) and male CHAFFINCH

left and right accordingly with Wren singing,

female

CHAFFINCH

along with a second male, before turning our attention to Thrushes again that is

SONG THRUSH

and finally a

male

BLACKBIRD
which all gave the impression that the Northern Trickle may have started started. With a 'blank' at both Ponds, an equally devoid Sewerage Works and access to the Heath still out of the question we can only hope for better tomorrow!