Very Slow Day!

 2 distant Eider the highlights of a dire sea watch

07.30-08.30 from the sea watch hide:
Common Scoter: 8E
Eider: 2E
Red-throated Diver: 5E
Great-crested Grebe: 257 on sea between the bouy and The Patch
Fulmar: 2W
Gannet: 2E
Cormorant: 57 into Rye bay
Kittiwake: 1W   4 around
Guillemot: 1E
Auk sp: 1W
Alba Wagtail: 2 in
Harbour Porpoise: 2+

 Flycatching Meadow Pipit on the perimeter wall

Mediterranean Gull the highlight at The Patch

The Patch 08.45-09.30 over the boil and roosting on beach:
Herring Gull: c400
GBB Gull: c30
LBB Gull: 6
Common Gull: c30
Black-headed Gull: c200
Mediterranean Gull: 1
Kittiwake: 1

 First time I've seen Herring Gull Y3VT   

A couple of hours wandering around the fishing boats area found a couple NTRG Herring Gulls, 2 Skylarks and a Sandwich Tern of note of shore.

 I know they are feral but they are smart little Geese and there was nothing else at Scotney to look at.

Common Gull from Dennis's

Late afternoon only a few Gulls came into roost but they did include a Normandy rung GBBG 60V and a Norwegian GBBG JK158.

The Smew, Black-necked Grebe and 3 Cattle egrets were all still present today per CT, the Whooper Swans were still viewable from Cockles Bridge.