A few trips to Godmersham park over the past couple of weeks resulted in some good birds albeit a little difficult to pin down through the camera view finder. The reason for going was to try and get a few Hawfinch sightings, which I did but they on all occasions were high up in the tree tops and only present for a few seconds before moving on.

There was a pair of Grey Wagtails seen on the church roof and the Little Owl was seen hidden away in a distant tree looking over the church wall boundary.
A walk up to the feeders along the track behind the estate was fairly successful, seeing at least 5 Red Kites, 20 plus Common Buzzards with 14 seen in one kettle, high above the A28 and at least 3 and probably a few more Tree Sparrows making use of the seed put out by the local farmer. There was a single female Brambling seen but I was not quick enough with the camera but at least half a dozen Yellowhammers were a lot more obliging. Another pair of Little Owls were heard calling to each other but unseen.
Red Kite
Yellowhammer
A great place to spend a few hours in the Kentish countryside.