At Westfield Pill itself, it was good to see many of the usual birds there, including Nuthatches, Blackcaps, Chiffchaffs, three Kinds of Tit, both Song Thrush and Mistle Thrush, a Jay, a Great Spotted Woodpecker and a singing Reed Warbler.
Saturday, 4 July 2020
Westfield Pill and surrounding area
The fascinating scene of a very agitated Spotted Flycatcher, (just beyond Westfield Pill in the Rosemarket direction), persistently dive-bombing two Magpies was the highlight of a bird-rich morning today. One of the Magpies chased after the flycatcher more than once, but the feisty little bird was not to be put off, and continued the dive-bombing until the Magpies had moved further down the path. It then returned to fly-catching until it was suddenly knocked off it's perch by another Spotted Flycatcher.
At Westfield Pill itself, it was good to see many of the usual birds there, including Nuthatches, Blackcaps, Chiffchaffs, three Kinds of Tit, both Song Thrush and Mistle Thrush, a Jay, a Great Spotted Woodpecker and a singing Reed Warbler.
Earlier in the week, I was pleased to see and hear Yellowhammer's again on a visit to Hasguard Cross and Talbenny, as well as this bird, which was part of a pair at Horton, between Neyland and Rosemarket.
At Westfield Pill itself, it was good to see many of the usual birds there, including Nuthatches, Blackcaps, Chiffchaffs, three Kinds of Tit, both Song Thrush and Mistle Thrush, a Jay, a Great Spotted Woodpecker and a singing Reed Warbler.