Bright and breezy with a brisk South-westerly wind limiting things a little bit but there were still decent numbers of migrants in the nets with 68 new birds caught; the most notable being a small influx of 15 Pied Flycatchers along with 4 Marsh Warblers and 4 Icterine Warblers with single figures of most other common migrants.   Other birds seen included a few Tree Pipits first thing, a Sparrowhawk, 3 Green Sandpipers (which spent a short time on the pond) and single Great-spotted Woodpecker and Nuthatch.

Totals today - 1 Tree Pipit / Skovpiber;  1 Thrush Nightingale / Nattergal;  4 Redstart / Roedstjert;  1 Blackbird / Solsort;  4 Marsh Warbler / Kaersanger;  2 Reed Warbler / Roersanger;  4 Icterine Warbler / Gulbug;  8 Lesser Whitethroat / Gaerdesanger;  7 Whitethroat / Tornsanger;  5 Garden Warbler / Havesanger;  3 Blackcap / Munk;  9 Willow Warbler / Loevsanger;  15 Pied Flycatcher / Broget Fluesnapper;  1 Red-backed Shrike / Roedrygget Tornskad;  2 Tree Sparrow / Skovspurv;  1 Linnet / Tornirisk

Smart Yellow Wagtail from yesterday

Not much else seen during this quiet day with a walk round Kroghage late afternoon producing small numbers of the usual migrants such as Red-backed Shrike, Redstart, Pied Flycatcher, Spotted Flycatcher etc.

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