Possible corn bunting well up the Crimsworth Dean valley. Also, 8 pairs lapwing, 4 pairs curlew, 2 pairs redshank, and one grumpy, paranoid and heavily armed gamekeeper.
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2 comments:
Doesn't sound like classic Corn Bunting habitat Matt but then again very few people go up that way, certainly worth checking again. I don't suppose it was singing was it?
It was singing, but it was so windy I only caught a short phrase of it, so I can't be 100% sure. It was coming from a field down by the beck in the valley bottom, but again I didn;t get sight of the bird.
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