From George Mee:
Yesterday morning Fiona and I had a look at st Davids head. Generally
pretty quiet, only a handful of willow warblers, and singles of
blackcap, whitethroat and chiff in the valley. Just above Porthmelgan a
dartford warbler appeared breifly in the gorse.
Later I decided to have a look at Dale airfield. A couple of whinchat
along the eastern fence line made for a good start. Two tree pipit, one
flying over, and a second settled briefly with the wagtails on the stony
field. 15 or so wheaters too, including some
big northern types.
At the far end of the airfield I flushed a wryneck from the scrub near
the coastpath. Unfortunately it proved pretty skulky, as the cloud set
in. Within meters of where it was flushed from were numerous ants nests, showing some damage.