Do we have a pair of breeding garden warbler?

4th June 15              dawn till early                 mid section

sunny,warm later, 6-14°c,  1026mb,  SW 2mph

A lovely deep blue sky greeted me this morning at dawn, a little chilly but soon warmed up.
   Apart from more bird music which is what I was expecting and hoping for there were some surprises. The first was a flock of 30+ lesser-black-back gulls on the Compton Playing Field which as one would  expect disappeared when the first human turned up. Also the local buzzard was there searching for worms.
           I found a warbler feeding young deep inside a bush which could be a garden warbler? if so its the first since 1997 but I need a better look if possible.
        The Wetland mallard still has 3 chicks, wonder if or when she will take them to the canal.

Mallard	♀ + 3 chks	Wetlands
Buzzard	1 worming	Compton Field
Moorhen	few	S&W Canal
Lesser Black Backed Gull	c30	Compton Playing Field
Swift	2+ over	Barleyfield
Wren	17 singing	mid section
Dunnock	4 singing	mid section
Robin	4 singing	mid section
Blackbird	7 singing	mid section
Song Thrush	5 singing	mid section
Whitethroat	1 singing	Hanging Grds
Garden Warbler	poss family	Hanging Grds
Blackcap	11 singing	mid section
Chiffchaff	4 singing	mid section
Long Tailed Tit	10+ juv	Western Border
Jackdaw	odds over	mid section
Chaffinch	2 singing	mid section
Greenfinch	5  (4 singing)	mid section
Bullfinch	pr + 4♂ 1♀	Barleyfield