An early morning walk around Bundle Head was initially quiet with just two
Willow Warblers and 10
Blackcaps noted in the bushes, and three
Sandwich Tern out at sea. That was until walking back along the golf course, when five
Wheatears seemed to drop out of the sky, remaining very flighty until moving off north a few minutes later. After walking a few more metres across the golf course, a
Grasshopper Warbler started to reel from the hedge bordering the road, remaining stubbornly hidden deep within cover. It stayed until at least 11am when Will and Kev both found it in the same hedge, with the first
Yellow Wagtail of the year also flying over.
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