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Monday proved to be even hotter than Sunday, with clear blue skies most of the day. Small birds pretty much absent from the garden (although I have seen at least one of the fledgling Great Tits (now with a much bolder black stripe on its yellowing breast) hanging around. Two Collared Doves dropped in for a drink from the bird bath, but highlight was a giant Common Frog (about 10 cm long) which hopped away under the fence (the first I've seen here). Must get to work on a pond for the garden.Swifts continue their summer screaming with at least 3 over the Botanic Gardens (9pm), then 3 and 10 over Hyndland (10pm) and at least 1 high over the glade (11pm).
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