Some of todays Red-throated Divers
A cold dreary today with a stiff easterly breeze produced a surprisingly entertaining sea watch today.
No sign of the Whooper Swans today but 47 White-fronted Geese at Cockles Bridge, later they flew onto the reserve presumably to roost. The Glossy Ibis and Cattle Egret were both reported as present today, also the long-tailed Duck and female Scaup reported present at Scotney. The usual Great White Egrets were being seen along with several Marsh Harriers and a Bittern.
Todays sea watch totals with SP, RW, CT & OL 07.25-10.55 & 13.30-14.55
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A couple of todays Eider
1 of the 100s of Kittiwakes past today
1 of at least 6 Bonxies seen today
Goldeneye a scarce bird on a Dungeness sea watch
Razorbill
Corn Buntings at the back of Scotney yesterday
Common Buzzard at Scotney
Some of the 1,000s of Golden plover at Scotney yesterday
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