Some of this mornings Brent Geese
A lone drake Eider the first one I've seen this year
07.40-11.00 & 14.00-1545 from the hide with JS, CF, RW, JY, OL ESE 4-5 2º
Brent Goose: 621E (14 flocks)
Shoveler: 5E (3 drakes)
Wigeon: 4E (2 drakes)
Eider: 1E (drake)
Common Scoter: 9E
Red-necked Grebe: 1E
Great-crested Grebe: 2E 3 on
Oystercatcher: 14E
Curlew: 6E (single flock)
Sandwich Tern: 1E the first Dungeness record this year.
Little Gull: 1W (adult)
Kittiwake: 22E
Black-headed Gull: 39E
Common Gull: 10E
Herring Gull: Present n/c
Great Black-backed Gull: Present n/c
Lesser Black-backed Gull: 1E
Guillemot: 15E 1 present
Razorbill: 96E
Auk sp: 404E
Red-throated Diver: 242E 45W
Great Northern Diver: 1E
Fulmar: 2E
Gannet: 87E 6W
Cormorant: 123E 364W
Black Redstart: 1 behind hide
Harbour Porpoise: 2
Common seal: 1
Grey Seal: 1
A very poor record of todays Red-necked Grebe
Black Redstart behind the hide
Apparently there was much disturbance on the reserve from work parties, so not surprising that there was no other news from the peninsula, apart from the Cattle Egrets still being present in the Cockles Bridge Triangle.
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