As hoped I spotted at least three wheatears, male and female, together with a number of skylarks singing.
Wednesday, 3 April 2019
BLAKEHILL WHEATEARS
I braved the cold wind and possibility of a shower to visit Blakehill to look for recently arrived wheatears. The fence posts lining the track across the plateau are favoured by these birds and make them relatively easy to spot.
As hoped I spotted at least three wheatears, male and female, together with a number of skylarks singing.
As hoped I spotted at least three wheatears, male and female, together with a number of skylarks singing.
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