Young Reed Buntings?

Today's blip is of some young Reed Buntings; at least I think that is what they are, although the darker one is probably Mummy Reed Bunting. Within five minutes of photographing these this morning a Green Woodpecker and a Reeves Muntjac wandered around the garden. To be fair, Mr A saw the deer first and that is his blip for today. We had at least two and possibly three pairs of Reed Buntings in the garden earlier in the year and today there were at least a dozen of these little birds flying around the trees and eating from the feeders; five was the most I managed to capture in one picture.

Then this morning I went to Cambridge, but to the Beehive Centre, not the town centre for a brief visit with my daughter and granddaughter; Victoria is going to two parties/sleepovers and needed presents. It was much cooler this morning, only twenty-one degrees Celsius, but reached twenty-five degrees Celsius this afternoon.