A month gone since the longest day and the nights are starting to draw in but with an overnight low of 17.9 Celsius it is a tad warm and still no rain. Single Redshank & Swallow went south and a handful of Common & Sandwich Terns were off the point. A Black Redstart was around the cottage late morning.
This is presumably another example of a Tree-lichen Beauty but of a much different colour scheme to yesterdays example unless anyone knows different. Ground Lackey is a nationally scarce salt marsh specialist that turns up here.
Ringing: 3 House Sparrow, 1 Dunnock.
