Thankfully the temperatures have relaxed a little here, though seemingly not great for bird movement as it was very quiet today. Our first juvenile peregrine of the season was notable however, proving that some have bred successfully this year. We had a hat trick of wagtails, with the local pied and flyover grey and yellow. Wader numbers are lower today than yesterday, though in general they're increasing as the month progresses as we would expect.
Monopis imella is a nationally scarce species whose larvae utilise decaying animals and old birds nests.
Birds Ringed: Wren 1
