Bodney, Norfolk

A beautiful, very bright morning in the Brecks, and time to start thinking about searching for migrants on the patch.  This morning I spent about an hour or so watching a beautiful area of rough grassland with scattered Elder, an area I have associated with resting and feeding passage birds over the years.
Out of three of the past 10 years I have found evidence of a Shrike species in this area in August, with impaled beetles being found on barbed wire, but I have yet to find the Shrike responsible, was it Red-backed, or possibly, Woodchat Shrike.  Fantastic, suitable habitat for Shrike will surely see a representative of this species here soon.
One of the first birds seen this morning was a single juvenile Stonechat in an Elder, a species I expected to see here.  A very distinctive juvenile with lots of white mottling on its mantle and head and with a little red on its flanks.

Stonechat (juvenile) Bodney, Norfolk 2nd August

Several Whitethroats (8+) were seen, this included an adult and several juvenile birds, also 4+ Blackcaps present (males, female, and juvenile birds).
Several Linnets (7+) seen, these comprised an adult male and juvenile birds.
Also of note here was at least 8 Stock Doves and 1 Swallow.