A net round with DW this morning found a Reed Warbler, a Wren, 2 Willow Warblers and the superb Lesser Whitethroat below.
A superb juvenile Lesser Whitethroat at the D.B.O.
Next a walk with AJG around the Lighthouse, Station, West beach and Lloyds saw of note 5 Willow Warblers, (2 more in the Heligoland) 2 Common Whitethroats, a Lesser Whitethroat, a brief male Common Redstart and a Peregrine.
On the ARC from Hanson 2 Wood Sandpipers, 2 Knot, 2 LRPs, c200 Lapwing, a Sparrowhawk, 2 Marsh Harriers and a Black-necked Grebe. Also many high flying Hirundines mainly Sand Martins and Swallows but 2 Swifts were seen.
1 of c20 Yellow Wagtails opposite the watch towers in Galloways
Driving down Galloways Road, c 20 Yellow Wagtails, 6 Pied Wagtails and c15 Linnets around the puddles. On the corner by the barrier a Common Buzzard could be seen being harassed by a Raven., also a Whinchat and Wheatear on the fence.
At Dengemarsh 2 Great White Egrets, a Cuckoo, a Hobby, another Whinchat and Wheatear, also 3 Willow Warblers in the road side hedge and many more Hirundines.
In the gully a spotted flycatcher, more Willow Warblers another each of Wheatear and Whinchat.
A sleepy juvenile Willow Warbler in Dengemarsh Gully, a bit like the photographer who also fell asleep there in the car, to be awoken by the appearance of Mr Brown.
An hour at the fishing boats this afternoon produced 3 Black Terns,, 2 Little Gulls,a few Sandwich and Common Terns and 2 juvenile Little Gulls all feeding along the colour change.
The Scotney Spoonbills viewed from the Camber road this afternoon
A quick look at Scotney where the Spoonbills seem to have a new roosting place on the causeway of the eastern lake, where they can easily be seen among the many 100s of feral Greylag, Canada, Barnacle and other Heinz 57 geese as you drive by if you feel so inclined.
These 5 Jersey Tigers were the highlights in the Plodland MV this morning
