The 5th was a day of work for me in the Deopham area of Norfolk. I had an extended break during the morning and visited a quiet track just outside of the village. High in an Oak I found 3 juvenile
Swallows sitting quietly with the parent birds around close by collecting insects which were delivered to the waiting youngsters.
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Juvenile Swallow waiting to be fed, Deopham 5th July |
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One of three young Swallows waiting to be fed high in an Oak at Deopham |
Also at this location was a couple of singing
Whitethroats and a male
Reed Bunting singing within a crop of Oilseed Rape.
Following my break I attended a clients house in Deopham village and was pleased to see a juvenile
Black Redstart on and around the outbuildings of the house.
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