08.00-09.00 from the fishing boats:
At Scotney the Common Crane still present in fields behind the lake and always distant, it just about made it into Kent air space on one of its fly abouts. Also 2 Marsh Harriers and the feral Barnacles.
A plod from Littlestone to St Marys bay outfall and back looking for Snow Bunting and Lapland Bunting drew a blank on both counts. Responding to a text alerting me to the Penduline Tit being heard (SB) at Hanson, I made my way there and spent an hour looking at an empty reed bed. Maybe tomorrow.
Red-throated Diver: 10w 3E
Gannet: c60w
Brent Goose: 8E
Common Scoter: 3w
Bonxie: 1w
Kittiwake: 93w
Auk sp: 179w
3w Glaucous Gull: 1 on beach
Yellow-legged Gull: 1 on beach
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| Making it into Kent |
A plod from Littlestone to St Marys bay outfall and back looking for Snow Bunting and Lapland Bunting drew a blank on both counts. Responding to a text alerting me to the Penduline Tit being heard (SB) at Hanson, I made my way there and spent an hour looking at an empty reed bed. Maybe tomorrow.
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