We went down to Olonzac market as usual on a Tuesday and got out quickly as it was crowded and getting hot already. Getting back I sat in the shade in the garden. The Woodchat Shrike was still on the wires but much closer today.
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Woodchat Shrike |
Butterflies were obvious again but a fantastic Southern White Admiral was an addition as it glided across the garden.
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Southern White Admiral |
There is a dearth of birds at the moment but each day species which must be early migrants are seen. Bonelli's Warbler, Whitethroat and Spotted Flycatcher have all passed through. Today a juvenile Crossbill called from one of our pines and I have to say that was a bit more of a surprise.
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