Another spot fly but no garden warbler

5th June 15        early morning         mid section

sunny & warm, 13-17°c,  1012mb,  SE 6 - SW 10 mph

Ian and myself spent a lot of this visit searching for yesterday possible garden warbler family but with no success. We did however find another spotted flycatcher feeding in what I call the Annex Oak ( it's the old oak tree in the western border at the top of the Barleyfield ). Whilst watching the flycatcher a whitethroat flew across the top of Barleyfield to land in the scubbie finger of vegetation pointing north from the top entrance. (This was the first whitethroat to return to the Barleyfield this spring but hasn't been seen or heard for two weeks ).
    We also had a painted lady butterfly in Compton Rough, the first this year.

Mallard	♀ + 3 chks	Wetlands
Moorhen	pair + 4 chks just south Prefab weir & 1 well grown juv sat on the weir,
Swift	few over	Barleyfield
Wren	song	mid section
Dunnock	song	mid section
Robin	song	mid section
Blackbird	song	mid section
Song Thrush	4 singing	mid section
Mistle Thrush	2 flew over Wetlands later found on Compton Playing Field
Whitethroat	1	1 flew across Barleyfield to the central scrub,
Blackcap	12 10 singing)	mid section
Chiffchaff	6 singing	mid section
Spotted Flycatcher	1	Barleyfield Annex oak
Long Tailed Tit	c10 the familys  from last 2 days scattered along Western Boarder,
Jackdaw	odds flying over. The meadow too well grown now for feeding on,
Chaffinch	2 singing	mid section
Greenfinch	2 singing	Barleyfield
Goldfinch	5	3 Barleyfield,   2 Prefabs,
Bullfinch	3	Barleyfield