Popped down to Farlington Marshes early this morning in the hope of finding a Wryneck.  No luck, but at around 10:00, some Bearded Tits were about.  Mostly feeding low down in the reeds, and the harsh sun didn't make for great photos.  Will try again over the coming months, as when they start feeding on the seed heads, they should be much more visible.

Also got some snaps of Little Egret, Moorhen and Whitethroat in some quite nice light.

After many attempts to see my first Wryneck, I was finally successful in Church Norton, just south of Chichester this morning.  Not easy to spot at all - especially deep in the long grass.  Quite distant, and the day was rather overcast, but I'm still happy with these shots.

Popped down to Arne this morning on the off chance that a Wryneck might turn up in the area.  No luck.  Did get some snaps of an Osprey through the heat haze.

And while waiting of the Osprey, some Sika deer.....

....and a Little Egret.

During the week, quite a few Wrynecks turned up on the South Coast.  Despite searching for about 8 hours today, couldn't find any.  So some shots of Wheatears at West Bexington and a Raven and two Little Owls on Portland.

Tried out some high ISO, high shutter speed photos of Dragonlies at Arne this morning.  I quite like the one over water.