Corton Old Railway Track.

Obviously birds incoming with small stuff flying through all the while on an Easterly wind. Best bird today was a very short view of a RING OUZEL which I put to flight while heading through nettles. It called and took cover strait away, so no real view. Plenty of ROBINS calling as were the GOLDCREST. But only two CHIFFCHAFF viewable. Followed TIT flock for 30 minuets but to no avail. A COMMON BUZZARD was hunting to the South of the church which was hanging in the air and hovering, so according to the books could be a R.L.B. But no way, even if it has a white rump like this bird here. A flock of 7 SISKIN flew over the garden late afternoon, but nothing else except PIED WAG.
Also saw a STONE CURLEW but cant tick this one, as for the train. Abellio brought  in its new Class 68 today, but did it have to have train kill on the front of it.