Orcombe Cirl and Mystery Plants

This lone female Cirl Bunting was the highlight on Orcombe, early this morning. Easily located on call but not so easy to see, as it buried itself in the hedge. Additionally - 1 or 2 White Wagtails, c30 Pied Wagtails, small numbers of Meadow Pipit,  2 Chiffchaffs, 3 Snipe, 17 Dark-bellied Brent Geese and 4 Great Crested Grebes. Nearby, 4 Purple Sandpipers on Maer rocks. 
The only birds of note off Mudbank were 8 Red-breasted Mergansers, 2 female Pintail and a distant flock of at least fourteen Cattle Egrets, in the same cattle field as yesterday, behind Starcross.

I think there were 2, possibly three, White Wagtails in the Pied Wagtail flock this morning. A devil to photograph in low light, as birds frequently disappeared in the ruts and furrows, and the whole flock frequently spooked. Factor in the loss of feeling in my frozen hands, and a herd of cattle getting in the way, and it's no wonder this photo is so awful.

The nearest I can get with this is Green Hellebore, but not sure it's quite right. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I think this might be Early Dog-violet. The sepals are pointed but the spur definitely has a purplish tinge and is straight. Again, any help would be appreciated.

Lots of Crossbill activity at the bottom of east Budleigh Common, including singing and variety of different-pitched 'chupping'.

I enjoyed watching this playful pair of Ravens, sticking together like glue over East Budleigh Common.