Thursday, 2 April 2020

OUT ON THE GOLF COURSE


Another milder day with some sunshine brought me out again  onto the golf course. I'm quite excited about finding all these new areas to watch and spot wildlife. Today additional birds included a wren and a pheasant (heard). 

 Blackthorn is out in abundance and I found a chiffchaff singing amongst the flowers and a peacock butterfly sunning itself on  some willow. 







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