the oxon feather.
Friday, 6 May 2016
Quicker than Fast - Swift.
The Stanford in the Vale Swifts returned to the village on the 4th of May this year and what a welcome sight and screeching sound they are. I heard the Cuckoo today close to the ridgeway and not too far from white horse hill and there were good numbers of yellowhammers about , although I had to travel back down the vale about a mile from childrey to find assorted warblers including chiffchaff, willow warbler and blackcap.
the oxon feather.
Male Blackcap
Female Blackcap
Scrawny Roe
Singing Yellowhammer and young Stock Dove
the oxon feather.
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