Mallards stay put but garden warbler moved

2nd June 15              morning                     mid section

blustery,occ drizzle,muggy, 12-16°c, 997mb,SSW 12-SW 22

No sign of yesterday's spot-fly,though given the weather I doubt it's gone far, I could easlly have missed it in today's windy conditions ( the swifts were feeding low down indicating the lack of insects ).
       Wetlands was deserted until after a waiting game the mallard family of  3 appeared deep in the reedmace before showing later in open water. The garden warbler was surprisingly found singing from the top of Barleyfield in the now reduced Willow and Wild Rose scrub, ( this was traditionally the area used along with the Annex to the west ).
    There is still a brood of 4 moorhen chicks just south of the weir back of the Prefabs but no sign of the brood of 2 chicks from the same area or the brood south of Meadow View. Also no mallard broods on the canal. I suspect the Wetland brood of 9 have moved off to the north.

Mallard	♀ + 3 chks	Wetlands still
Moorhen	pr + 4 chks	S&W Canal nr Prefab weir
Swift	10+ low over	Barleyfield & wetlands
Green Woodpecker	calls	Tettenhall Ridge
Pied Wagtail	1♀ carrying/food	Compton Playing Field
Wren	7 singing	mid section
Dunnock	2 singing	Barleyfield
Robin	9 singing	mid section
Blackbird	7 singing	mid section
Song Thrush	4 singing	mid section
Garden Warbler	1 singing	Barleyfield Top Roses
Blackcap	7 singing	mid section
Chiffchaff	6 singing	mid section
Blue Tit	1 juv	Graiesley Culvert feed by adults
Chaffinch	1 singing	Station Paddock
Bullfinch	2 pair	mid section