During the morning butterflies were again active in the warm sun, a Small Tortoiseshell and Red Admiral were on Buddlia, Speckled Woods were on the hedges. Others were about but to quick for me to ID.
A Raven was high just to the west, being harried by a Jackdaw, which was no aerial match for it. Jackdaws were trying to be acrobats after flying insects, as were a dozen Starlings.
A single Spotted Flycatcher remained making sorties from the bush, nearby two Blackcaps, Chiffchaffs, Bullfinch, Long-tailed tits, Goldcrest worked the hedgerow. Nuthatch, Coal Tit and the usual Tits and Sparows visited the feed station.
A single Skylark fly over westward, and a Siskin flew over Northward.
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