WEDNESDAY 2 JUNE
After yesterday's rain and cool temperatures, today was a glorious day, with warm sunshine, light northerly winds and clear skies. In fact, afternoon temperatures reached 70 degrees fahrenheit. With such good weather, I decided to eek out local SPOTTED FLYCATCHERS and COMMON QUAILS.........
HUGHENDEN CHURCH (SOUTH BUCKS) (SU 864 955)
I was delighted to find TWO pairs of SPOTTED FLYCATCHERS in residence at the regular site for this species, with one pair again nesting in the same nest. The second pair were in trees between the church and the river, where a male GREY WAGTAIL was carrying food. The Spotted Flycatchers were my first in Bucks this year.