Due to an injured shoulder I didn't carry my camera this morning on my walk around The Desert, so I was not as pleased as I should have been when 1 of 2 Ospreys I saw while wandering came right overhead, all I could do was point my phone up at it. Also seen there were a juvenile Marsh Harrier, 3 Whinchat, a few each of Willow Warbler, Common and Lesser Whitethroat, Reed Warbler and Great spotted Woodpecker.
13.30-15.30 from the boats with RW & OL et al
Common Scoter: 1W
Balearic Shearwater: 1W
Gannet: 112W
Cormorant: present N/C
Turnstone: 1E
Sanderling: 4E
Dunlin: 10E
Black-headed Gull: present N/C
Mediterranean Gull: 4E
Common Gull: present N/C
Herring Gull: present N/C
Great Black-backed Gull: present N/C
Lesser Black-backed Gull: present N/C
Sandwich Tern: 44W
Common Tern: 8E
Arctic Skua: 2 present
Auk: 1W
Sand Martin: 27 out
Swallow: 179 out
Grey Seal: 2
Harbour Porpoise: 8+
Clouded Yellow E along shoreline
Spotted Redshank from Hanson this evening
An excellent late afternoon and evening visit to Hanson Hide, highlight was Temminck's Stint found by Reg and John (many thanks for the prompt calls and texts) this evening that only stayed for a short while,
also there 3 Curlew Sandpipers, 3 Wood Sandpipers, 4 Common Sandpipers, a Green Sandpiper, a Little Stint, 5 Ruff, 183 Golden Plover, 5 Redshank, a Spotted Redshank, Black-tailed Godwits, Common Snipe, Ringed Plovers, Black-necked Grebe, Garganey, the usual Herons and Wildfowl and a couple of colour ringed birds, not bad haul from one hide.
Great White Egret from Hanson this evening
Cattle Egret from Hanson this evening
Ruff from Hanson this evening
3 Curlew Sandpipers from Hanson this evening
Green Sandpiper from Hanson this evening
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