Sounds great…Roger…I’ve never seen  Yellow -Browed Warbler….atleast not to my knowledge! 

it’s been a very poor summer down here for hirundines…in last 10 plus years there’s been a drastic decline in the numbers of house martins nesting…the last small colony of martins here in Chichester has gone sadly…and just north of here at Lavant…which used to have a large colony ..this summer virtually devoid of them…yet when we were in Wales back in re seemed plenty around…I wonder if it is to do with the monoculture around these parts and the lack of insects? 

Originally Posted by: Chichesterweatherfan2 

Speaking of Badgers - I don't think folks realise how many badgers there are around the place, hoovering up anything edible. We live in the middle of a fair-sized village and have videoed them in our garden and the next-door churchyard. Badger "signs" are easily spotted along the river and dyke banks, footpaths and in local woods. And along the coast. Here's a local story today. From Mablethorpe. Enjoy.
Burrowing badgers cause £100,000 damage to road
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cg4l1gk5dxlo 

Originally Posted by: Roger Parsons 

Mind you, there's weird elsewhere too.

Did you realise we have just lived through World Jellyfish Day?
https://earth.org/world-jellyfish-day-2024-celebrating-the-graceful-drifters-of-the-ocean/ 

Originally Posted by: DEW