Great Heron Wood - warm, dry and sunny, light airs - For today`s Ted walk we headed to the woods to check out the bluebells before the leaf cover smothers them for another year, and most spectacular they were too, great swathes of redolent blooms in dappled sunshine. Across the wood at least three Nightingales were in song with another one over the lane in a copse, plus two Garden Warblers and a host of Chiffchaffs and Blackcaps alongside the resident species. On the way home we paused at the Kennardington crossing where a Turtle Dove `purred` from cover with another flying overhead, while at Snargate a Red Kite flew over the road by the church.
Bluebell vistas, Appledore
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