This was a late evening walk to try and see what heathland birds were around. It was a pleasant sunny evening with only a light breeze. I arrived about 7:30 and wandered slowly around the site.
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| A male Stonechat keeping a careful watch on his family. |
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| Two of at least four fledgling Stonechats present. Good to see that they have bred successfully again. |
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| It is never easy to photograph the very cautious Jay. This one was investigating something under the tree. |
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| Broad-bodied Chaser - The first I have seen at this site. |
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| Roe Deer - One of two stags seen. Probably a territorial dispute with one chasing the other. |
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| Muntjac - One appeared in front of me as I was stood still. Nice face markings. |
There were not a lot of other birds around but I did see or hear Willow Warbler, Whitethroat and the usual Red Kites and Crows. No Nightjar unfortunately.
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