Later, at QECP a single Dasysyrphus tricinctus, the first I've seen this year, a couple of Southern Hawkers on the pond and a desperately tatty Silver-washed Fritillary nectaring along the access road. Some nearby flowering Ivy was stuffed with insects, but nothing stood out.
At Butser just 100+ House Martins, a few Phylloscs, two Kestrels and three Buzzards with two more distantly well to the south. A couple of Tree Pipits flew over and, for a change, were visible.
