On the Level - Level 42 (Part II)

 Dave would roundly agree that our second and final stop is something of a favourite for us both

as the parapit of the bridge affords wide and far reaching veiws not only of the

 Somerset Levels

with attendant Swans all local Mutes
with no signs yet of their more northern cousins Bewick's and Whooper

and also the regular trains with other Waterfowl

including

POCHARD

our own resident species of
WIGEON

male top and female

but during all of the many visits made across many years we have never found a confirmed answer as to what these beautifully colouful rows of
OSIER WILLOWs
are grown for, best bet Basket Making?

CORN BUNTING

were also on view and vocal.

COMMON SNIPE

PINTAIL
and

a decent numbers of

GOLDEN PLOVER

with our collective favourites left almost until last

flying and in the meadows

COMMON CRANE
This tail-ender only possed for a matter of seconds not allowing for a posative I.D.
but may well have been a

BANK VOLE

one from the archive.