Meadow Pipit at The Point this morning
A wander down to The Patch this morning was a waste of time due to the number of fishermen there, then a walk around The Point saw the resident Meadow Pipits and Sonechats as well as a Peregrine and several Swifts going South.
1 of 20 Tree Sparrows around Scotney today
A very pleasant walk out to the wind turbines saw the usual Corn Buntings, Yellow Wagtails, Linnets and Common Buzzards, also at least 20 Tree Sparrows and 2 Ravens. 4+ pairs of Avocets are attempting to nest on the islands, but they are surrounded by Herring and Lesser Black-backed Gulls.
Lots of Corn Buntings at Scotney today
Avocet at Scotney today, at least 4 pairs there
Sandwich Terns at the Fishing boats late afternoon
17.30-18.30 from the fishing Boats:
Gannet: c20 o/s
Cormorant: 6 o/s
Kittiwake: 2W
Mediterranean Gull: 2W
Sandwich Tern: 3W
Common Tern: 12 o/s
Sand Martin: 22S
Grey Seal: 1
Harbour Porpoise: 1
Daily pic of distant Black-winged Stilt at the ARC this evening
Young swallow still hanging around the nest this evening
First Garganey of the Autumn
My 3rd Sussex Emerald of the year
Magpie Moth not an annual visitor to my trap
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