A couple of photo triumphs this morning : after years and years, at last a half-decent shot of a LINNET, this one here one of 4 near the cascade at dawn, before people and dogs arrived to flush them off. And later in the morning a WHISKERED BAT (vespertilion à moustaches) appeared and fluttered around the pond for several minutes.
Not a lot moving today although the first migrating BLACK REDSTART (rouge-queue noir) of the spring flew over, and a noisy FIELDFARE (litorne) was on site at dawn, surrounded by a cluster of silent REDWINGS (mauvis).
A sign of spring this morning with a low-flying SKYLARK (alouette des champs) heading north.