





Smew: female still present in areas 5 and 26.
Water Rail: A pair in area 2, the male appeared to be displaying.
Tawny Owl: Three owlets very vocal and showing well at 5.45am this morning in area 11.
Blackcap: One male singing in area 24.
Brambling: An absoutely stunning male bird in area 24.
Siskin: Two birds in area 26.
Comments
The owls are far worse than last year.
Sparrowhawks have become a little scarcer in the last two years.