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Today's walk along the Cart was notable for the number of green shoots now pushing through the leaf litter in the woods. There are patches of snowdrops everywhere with some plants even starting to flower. Some of the other plants identified included (all probables) Daffodil, Lesser Celandine and Ramsons. Also notable were two Pied Wagtails (presumably a pair) at the school and four Redwings along the railway.
Today was the day for our garden bird count: modest totals as follows: Chaffinch (2), Dunnock (2), Robin (2), Coal Tit (1), Blue Tit (2), Great Tit (3) and Long tailed Tit (5), the latter feeding on scraps of bread on the lawn.
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