Is the last one a reed warbler?
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3 comments:
Yes Steve - It looks like a Reed Warbler - If it was Sedge it would appear much lighter with some mottling on the back & a great big eye Stripe. I have seen my fill of both in Norfolk last week.
Yeah, deffo a Reed Warbler Steve, nice find
Thanks chaps
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