Sunday 10th July 2022

Locals plus dispersing juveniles including single Coal Tit, Great Spotted Woodpecker & the first young Chaffinch of the summer to appear (it wasn't that long ago there were two pairs breeding on site). 2 Swallow south was the only fly throughs.

Not the most photogenic tiny tot but the first site record of Dystebenna stephensi which is a nationally scarce species living on old established Oak trees trunks.

Ringing: 4 Linnet, 3 Blue Tit, 2 Blackbird, 2 Goldfinch, 1 Coal Tit, 1 Great Spotted Woodpecker, 1 House Sparrow.