Cross marks where the Wryneck was first seen, arrow marks direction of flight @midlandsbirder.bsky.social #worcsbirds
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@rbstrng.bsky.socialCross marks where the Wryneck was first seen, arrow marks direction of flight @midlandsbirder.bsky.social #worcsbirds
@rbstrng.bsky.socialBredon Hill - Wryneck - flushed from scrub area south of the tower. Seen to land. Trying to relocate. #worcsbirds
@brianstretch.bsky.socialWheatear still on North Hill, #MalvernHills early morning and 2 Tree Pipits briefly before continuing south.
@tez185.bsky.socialLineholt. Juv Whinchat on fence posts
Female Stonechat nearby. Clouded Yellow.
Shenstone 3 Clouded Yellow #WorcsBirds
@birdergladys.bsky.social#uptonwarren #worcsbirds flashes 18 ringed plover