Early morning is the best time to see our summer migrants on their southerly movements back to Africa. These last few days Chiffchaffs have been very much in evidence as they flit through bushy scrub. They were one of the first summer migrants to arrive (late March/early April) and now they are heading back to their wintering quarters having probably had two broods.
The picture below was taken on Sunday at Levington; it is a young bird, not long out of the nest - note its yellow gape.
Tuesday, 27 July 2010
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