Black Tern on Burrowes
Yesterday The Desert and TA were full of Blackcaps and Chiffchaffs, with streams of Meadow Pipits and good numbers of Siskins overhead, also at least 10 Wheatears. Today most of the Warblers had filtered away leaving a handful of Common and Lesser Whitethroats, though there was 1,000s of House Martins and Swallows were over the peninsula early morning. With northerly winds the sea was very quiet. At the ARC most of the waders have departed but 3 Glossy Ibis were nice, 6 each of Cattle Egrets and Great White Egrets could be found on the reserve , but it was generally quiet.
The Gulls have started use Burrowes for roosting with a Caspian gull and Yellow-legged Gull along with several colour ringed birds.
Ruff in front of the Firth Fence
Painted Lay in The Desert today
Wheatear at The Polish Memorial
Glossy Ibis from Hanson
1st winter Caspian Gull from Dennis's Hide this afternoon
Yellow-legged Gull from Dennis's Hide this afternoon
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