There were seemingly two
Cuckoos around Reads Bottom, an adult female and a juvenile, a
Bullfinch was at Tattenham Meadow and four
Chiffchaffs and two
Blackcaps were counted at the farm, as were two
Yellowhammers.
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Cuckoo, Reads Bottom, Ian Magness |
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Juvenile Cuckoo, Reads Bottom, Ian Ward |
A
Holly Blue and an
Essex Skipper were the best of the butterflies noted.
Observers: Ian Magness and Ian Ward