I know I know its a corny old title but its been a very tiring week end, and I am a week behind so its time to catch up.Was a bit late getting up on balloon race day only managed to see the last few,but at least the Kellogs balloon came over the garden while I was eating my corn flakes.
Bringing up the rear were the Unipart balloon and a colourful one with no name.
Later on spent the morning at Stodmarsh where a female hen harrier and numerous marsh harriers in courtship flights were the high spots.
RING TAIL HEN HARRIER
MARSH HARRIER
MARSH HARRIER SHOWING OFF FOR HIS MRS
At the Hoe an influx of migrants included redstart and ring ouzel as well as fifteen wheatears by mid afternoon on wednesday.
ONE OF THE 15 WHEATEARS AT SAMPHIRE HOE
Langdon Cliffs saw the first whitethroats on the 8th,red kites on saturday morning and an increase in yellowhammer and corn bunting numbers over the weekend.
DUNNOCK AT LANGDON CLIFFS
CORN BUNTING JANGLING HIS KEYS
CORN BUNTING
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