As you can see below sea watching at Dungeness is still a very slow, much patience is needed to see anything of note.
6.45-09.00 from the hide with RW & OL
Common Scoter: 3W 1E
Swift: 2 in off
Oystercatcher: 1W
Whimbrel: 1W
Kittiwake: 54W
Mediterranean Gull: 33W
Yellow-legged Gull: 1W juvenile
Sandwich Tern: 19W
Common Tern: 2W
Guillemot: 3W
Auk sp: 1W
Gannet: 115W 3E
Arctic Skua: 1E
Sand Martin: 7 out
Harbour Porpoise: 3
Grey Seal: 1
The power station Peregrines will soon be leaving the safety of there nest ledge
Eclipse drake Garganey at the ARC from Hanson Hide
Avian wise Dungeness is very quiet, Hobbys can be seen at the ARC and Dengemarsh, there are still a couple of Garganey present, a single Cattle Egret, 2+ Great White Egrets, several each of Little Ringed Plovers and Ringed Plovers and maybe up to 5 pairs of Common Terns, along with the usual Marsh Harriers and wildfowl. AS usual this time of year there are many 100s of Sand martins moving through the peninsula.
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