Sand Martins and Swifts moved W, and our first Sedge Warbler for the Autumn was at Birling. Nightingale was in Whitbread Hollow (may have been a different bird from previous birds) otherwise just local breeding birds:
Swift 11 high W
Sand Martin 41 W
Swallow 10
Nightingale 1 in Whitbread Hollow (per RDME)
Song Thrush 1
Sedge Warbler 1
Common Whitethroat 11
Blackcap 1
Raven 1
Greenfinch 1 singing Whitbread Hollow
Goldfinch c30
Linnet c50
Bullfinch 1 Whitbread Hollow
Yellow Hammer 1 near Belle Tout wood
Corn Bunting 2
Again very low numbers of Butterflies recorded: 1 Dark-green Fritillary, 1 very fresh Chalk-hill Blue, 8 Marbled Whites plus small numbers of Meadow Browns, and Gakeeepers.
Our first Sedge Warbler of this Autumn at Birling