At The Patch this morning my first juvenile Lesser Black Backed Gull there this year, a single Mediterranean Gull, 2 colour ringed Herring Gulls which were flushed with the rest of the Gulls before I could read them by a fisherman with very embarassed and apologetic wife.
Round The Point no passerine migrants nor any where else.
The south end of the ARC Pit held the usual wildfowl, also 1 Green and 1 Common Sandpiper.
From Hanson Hide a few islands are starting to appear as the water level drops attracting 2 Little Ringed Plovers, a few Lapwing and Oystercatchers, in the reeds the usual warblers. 3 Hobby's hawked around the Tower and 2 Marsh Harriers hunted the reeds.
On the reserve the most notable bird was a Bar-headed Goose. Islands are starting to appear in front of Firth Hide attracting loafing Gulls.
Round The Point no passerine migrants nor any where else.
The south end of the ARC Pit held the usual wildfowl, also 1 Green and 1 Common Sandpiper.
From Hanson Hide a few islands are starting to appear as the water level drops attracting 2 Little Ringed Plovers, a few Lapwing and Oystercatchers, in the reeds the usual warblers. 3 Hobby's hawked around the Tower and 2 Marsh Harriers hunted the reeds.
On the reserve the most notable bird was a Bar-headed Goose. Islands are starting to appear in front of Firth Hide attracting loafing Gulls.
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