While working on the Heligoland Trap today a much depleted band of volunteers (mainly OAPs) saw 30+ Swifts fly south and a Peregrine flying by. By the end of today 90% of the netting was up, leaving just some fiddly bits and seam stitching which we hope to be more or less complete tomorrow weather permitting. At the south end of the ARC Pit this afternoon 1 Little ringed Plover and the Pochard flock now up to c250.
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| Now with 90% of the netting done |
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| Yellow Vetch |
Yellow Vetch is a very rare wild flower, Dungeness is one of the very few places in the British Isles it can be found.
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| Yellow Vetch |
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