Today's migrant is a Reed Warbler. Apart from this its the usual birds in the usual places plus a few terns offshore. Plenty of babes about with our only pair of Wrens having churned a brood out (unless some of the bachelors on site have found mates that i am unaware off). A micro moth trapped last week has turned out to be a new species for Landguard - Large Clover Case-bearer
Coleophora trifolii. Not many "dots on maps" for this species in Suffolk or even nationally.
