A walk around part of the lake at Little Marlow on a sunny morning was fairly unproductive from a point of view of migrant or scarce birds. However I did get excellent views of several common species such as the Reed Bunting and Goldcrest pictured below. Also present were two Shelduck and two Oystercatchers.
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| Reed Bunting - This female was obviously breeding nearby. |
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Goldcrest - A species that is normally quite difficult to photograph.
However this bird seemed obvious to my presence. |
Back at home Spring was arriving with several insects seen..Brimstone and Peacock butterflies when seen in the garden along with up to 30 Ladybirds emerging from a Box bush.
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| A few of the emerging Ladybirds |
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