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1 of the 2 Little Gulls still on Burrowes today Today the NE wind finally went round to a westerly vector with the arrival of storm Hec...

Over the last few days the constant N.E. winds have made birding around Dungeness a challenge, to be honest most of the time it was a chal...

A brief look at the sea from the sea watch hide this morning saw a single 1s Mediterranean Gull and c15 Common Terns over The Patch, also ...

The persistent NE wind made today a rather grey and chilly day, with news from The Point of an unseen Serin over the observatory quickly f...

Little Gull over Burrowes I joined AJG at the end of a very slow sea watch which saw just a few each of Gannets, Sandwich & Common...

Little Gull hawking insects over the banks Early morning on the reserve, the 3 near resident immature Little Gulls still from Firth...

 Great Reed Warbler A walk around the point in the fog this morning saw just 1 new migrant a Swallow, back at the observatory a Spotte...

The Rosy Starling singing this morning The Rosy Starling was performing very well at times this morning, sitting on the top of the Sal...

 Rosy Starling As I left home for the beach a Cuckoo was calling from the wires in the field opposite, and a couple of Yellow Wagtai...

05.30-09.30 many thanks to AJG for collating the numbers: Shelduck:1E Wigeon: 8E Common Scoter: 165E Fulmar: 7E Gannet: 67E Ba...