The weather may be dire but at 1030hrs saw something I'd never seen in our garden: a Reed Bunting, feeding on sunflower hearts for 10 mins. A male, with its winter plumage starting to turn.
That beauty takes my Chorley total to 71 sp.
Foul weather, Fine Reed Bunting...
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