Bugs and a sedge warbler

Today I follow the choughs about a bit to determine their feeding sites.  This should also give us a good idea of where they might bring the chicks when they fledge (which we’re hoping should be around the end of the month).  The birds are busy collecting food, but still take time to groom each other, with Mr Brownblue occasionally running over to Lady Whitebrown with a food offering.  Both the birds still look in top condition.

Today I saw, and heard, my first sedge warbler.  Excellent.  They have an incredibly complex and varied call (the RSPB recording doesn’t really do it justice, as it usually goes on for a lot longer), which makes them sound ever so slightly mental.