A watch at The Patch this morning with DW a Polish ringed 1w Caspian Gull was in the roost, a Merlin came in, a few Red-throated Divers were tooing and froing, a Bonxie was off shore and a Harbour Porpoise was off shore, but little else of note. On the perimeter fence 2 Black Redstarts and a Wheatear by the sea watch hide.
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A distant 1w Caspian Gull on shore line sporting a Polish green colour ring but to far to read. |
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Spot the Caspian Gull. |
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1 of 4+ Chiffchaffs in the lighthouse garden. |
In the lighthouse Garden at least 4 Chiffchaffs, a Redwing and a Black Redstart.
The 1w Glaucous Gull was in the usual roost and another Wheatear was opposite Jarmans(this afternoon 8 Wheatears there per Dorothy).
Late afternoon now 6 Avocets at the Kent end of Scotney, then a visit to Galoways found it to be an avian free zone.
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