A day off work so I headed up to Ham Wall RSPB for the morning, and boy was it hot! On the bird front it was pretty productive, as one would expect at this reserve nowadays. A brief stop at the first viewing platform was worthwhile as a Bittern flew in and settled in the reeds affording some brilliant views. At least three Marsh Harriers were seen quartering the reed beds and a good number of Little Egrets were also present.
On then to the second viewing platform where the long-staying Glossy Ibis was seen and a Great White Egret was noted (my only one of the visit!). A single Green Sandpiper was amongst the more numerous Lapwing and a few Snipe were seen.
On returning to the car a single Hobby was in flight over the adjacent field and this rounded off a nice morning out.
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