1 male pied flycatcher (opposite the bench on the crest of the lane, 300m from car park
1 wood warbler (50m up towards Crimsworth Dean from the lower car park)
4 spotted flycatcher
9 goldcrest
1 GSwoodpecker
I didn't get as far as the clearing or the bulk of the nestboxes, so I don;t know if the redstart is still there or the boxes are being used.
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Did you walk down the main road to the Mill??
An early morning walk may produce even better results.
And far less Flies!!!!!!!!!!!
Andy H - yes, it's the 'main' Gibson Mill lane. I'm pretty sure a walk past the mill up to the area where the lane forks would be productive too. There's quite a few nestboxes placed by the fork about 60m. into the woods on the right, so pied fly might well be displaying near these for the next week or so.
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