PLODDINGBIRDER

 The day did not start well, arriving at The Point car park at 07.00 to see the sea watch hide door open and the occupants come out and l...

Sea watching this morning 06.30-09.00 Red-throated Diver: 3E Fulmar: 14W Gannet: n/c Manx Shearwater: 2W Eider: 5E Common Scoter: Sh...

The elusive and flighty Green Winged Teal an hayfield 1 this morning Another cold blustery day but mercifully the rain held of until th...

Record of Green Winged Teal  I only watched the sea for half an hour this morning as I had arranged for a plumber to come and do some w...

My love of a full English cost me a Green Winged Teal this morning. As I sat just a couple of minutes from the bird having my breakfast wi...

 With a strong blustery westerly wind again blasting across the marsh I decided to give the sea a miss this morning. Instead I parked up ...

 Once again the blustery south westerly wind mad birding hard work, even in the relative comfort of the sea watch hide the scope was sway...

At the Patch this morning in a strong south westerly c150 Commic Terns, the vast majority of which were Common but nothing else of interes...

2 pictureless days in a row, but hardly surprising as by 07.30 the rain had set in lasting till 12.30. Then the wind started to pick up fro...

Another sea watch 06.15-10.15 when passage had dried up: Red-throated Diver: 3E Common Scoter: c200E Bar-tailed Godwit: c250E Whimbrel:...