Bird Ringing. Bedfordshire May 2008.
I joined up with the bird ringing team again and first on the agenda were the moths caught in the trap from the night before, i had done the same for a couple of hours at home and got a few, and it proved fruitfull this morning with quite a varied list of species. 
There were a few common species of bird being ringed and a few re-traps. But the stage definately went to the warblers and notably the last two before i left. They were a female common whitethroat and a female lesser whitethroat. These two made a good session finish even better.
I joined up with the bird ringing team again and first on the agenda were the moths caught in the trap from the night before, i had done the same for a couple of hours at home and got a few, and it proved fruitfull this morning with quite a varied list of species. 
There were a few common species of bird being ringed and a few re-traps. But the stage definately went to the warblers and notably the last two before i left. They were a female common whitethroat and a female lesser whitethroat. These two made a good session finish even better.
