First ones are Birch Polypore, also known as Razorstrop. The bunch look like a species of Domecap, but I can't tell the specific species I'm afraid.

Top left is Fly Agaric, top right might be Penny Bun, bottom left is a species of milk cap, possibly Ugly Milk Cap, unsure on bottom right

It's looking nice at the moment and plenty of migrants passing through. Let me know if you see anything particularly interesting!

I’d agree with May-June, both for the SSSI chalk downland on the steep sides of the bowl, and for the wildflower meadows in the bottom of the bowl

There are a lot of public footpaths across the site, so lots of access available. We’re in the process of putting in extra permissive paths to previously unavailable parts of the site too

It may well be the same one moving through again on migration, impossible to know without it being ringed or having individual features, but lovely regardless of whether it’s the same or a new bird!

Hi Jamie, if you drop me an email at sebh@live.co.uk I can send you some over. Are there any in particular you’re after?