Another day of mainly sea watching, despite the very poor visibility it was a good day:
06.15-08.30 09.45-11.00 14'00-17.30
Brent Goose: 1273 E 375E 2085E
Shelduck: 2 E 5 W
Teal: 2 E
Velvet Scoter: 3 E
Common Scoter: 532 E 105E 16E
Red-breastedMerganser: 26 E 9E 5W
Red-throated Diver: 16 E 3E
Black-throated Diver: 1 E
Fulmar: 2 E
Gannet: 8 E 4E 1W
Oystercatcher: 27 E 1W
Dunlin: 17E
Bar-tailed Godwit: 2E
Curlew: 26 E
Whimbrel: 1W
Arctic Skua: 1E
Kittiwake: 2 E 1E
Sandwich Tern: 389 E 3E 193E
Common Tern: 43 E 13E 104E
Guillemot: 2 E
Swallow: 1 in
Rook: 4 in
Linnet: c45 in
Some of the Brent Geese were along the shore line!
Sandwich Tern moving east along the shore line!
Typical view of a Harbour Porpoise!
A wander around the trapping area was disappointing with just a couple of Chiffchaffs and a Marsh harrier over of note. 2 female Wheatears were by the power station car park.
On the reserve the Garganey is still mobile, the 2 Cattle Egrets still at Brickwall Farm and 3 Great White Egrets at Dengemarsh, also the Slavonian Grebe still on the New Diggings Not much seems to be known about the Hoopoe in the Dengemarsh area, it will be looked for tomorrow, hopefully if found accurate and prompt news will be forth coming.
On the reserve the Garganey is still mobile, the 2 Cattle Egrets still at Brickwall Farm and 3 Great White Egrets at Dengemarsh, also the Slavonian Grebe still on the New Diggings Not much seems to be known about the Hoopoe in the Dengemarsh area, it will be looked for tomorrow, hopefully if found accurate and prompt news will be forth coming.
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