THE vagrant Blyth's reed warbler that arrived at a nature reserve in North Lincolnshire has, over the weekend, been continuing to draw birders and others from far and wide. The fascination of the bird is not in its plumage - greyish-brown - but in its extraordinarily varied song. "Better than Elgar's Enigma Variations," according to one. Report and more pictures from Far Ings nature reserve, near Barton-on-Humber at:
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| Time for home - two birders head for home after their enchanting musical experience |
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