Also of note was a Chiffchaff, a garden first, feeding by the pond, loosely associating with a small Tit flock. Summer just about holding on!
Saturday, 5 October 2013
Garden migrants
Had a rather bizarre visitor to the garden in the shape of a rather late Yellow Wagtail perched up in the hedge for about 10 minutes. It sat there long enough to get the scope out & get some decent shots too!
Also of note was a Chiffchaff, a garden first, feeding by the pond, loosely associating with a small Tit flock. Summer just about holding on!
Also of note was a Chiffchaff, a garden first, feeding by the pond, loosely associating with a small Tit flock. Summer just about holding on!
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