07.30-08.30 on a beautiful still clear morning at the fishing boats:
Brent Goose: 2E
Shelduck: 1W
Wigeon: 2E
Velvet Scoter: 3E single party
Common Scoter: 43W 20E
Red-throated diver: 11W 16E
Gannet: 30W 95E
Oystercatcher: 6E
Turnstone: 1 on beach
Kittiwake: 5W 49E
Mediterranean gull: 1E 3 o/s
Sandwich tern: 1W
Great Skua: 1E
Guillemot: 1W 10E
Razorbill: 6E
Auk sp: 86E
Starling: 65 in
Harbour Porpoise: 2
Grey Seal 1
Sparrowhawk at the observatory
Lesser Redpoll
The 2 Whooper Swans in the field in front my house this morning completely ignoring the spray tractor.Blue Snow Goose new in at Scotney today
Blue Snow Goose new in at Scotney today
A long walk around Scotney also found a ring tail Hen Harrier, 4 Green Sandpipers, 3 Tree Sparrows, 5 Corn Buntings, Little Owl and the usual wildfowl. Apparently the Long-tailed Duck is on the back lakes and I managed to walk past it! 1,000s of Lapwing and Golden Plover out the back, also a few Curlew 3+ Ruff, Peregrine, Merlin, Common Buzzards and Marsh Harriers and several Cetti's Warblers.
Late afternoon on the reserve the Glossy Ibis still present at Cooks Pool, 5+ Caspian Gulls came into roost including a yellow ringed Polish 2w bird.
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