On 2nd May 2025, I was extremely surprised to hear a singing male Reed Warbler in the hedges/trees adjacent to the track from my flat down to Upper Mayne (see here). Given the unsuitable habitat for this species, I assumed that it was a migrant bird just passing through.
This morning at 8:45 a.m. and completely unexpectedly, I again heard a singing male Reed Warbler in the same area. As with the previous occasion, when I returned the same way about an hour later, I could no longer hear the bird singing.
I have no idea whether this was the same Reed Warbler that has remained
in the area since at least 2nd May 2025 or whether it was a different bird.
Either scenario would be remarkable given the location.
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