Brent Geese passing The Point a log way off shore
I spent most of the day sea watching, to be honest not a brilliant days watching, staring at dots miles out to sea is not to many peoples taste but I enjoy it.
07.00-10.00 &13.30-15.30 with RW, OL & DW from the sea watch hide
Brent Goose: 240E
Teal: 4E
Wigeon: 10E
Pintail: 36E
Eider: 1E adult drake
Common Scoter: 17E 2W
Great-crested Grebe: 6E 47+ on sea
Oystercatcher: 9E 1W
Kittiwake: 9E
Black-headed Gull: 14E 5W
Mediterranean Gull: 2E 2W
Common Gull: 7E 2W
Great Black-backed Gull: present n/c
Herring Gull: present n/c
Guillemot: 37W 13E
Auk sp: 12E 74W
Red-throated Diver: 34E 161W
Fulmar: 3E 2W
Gannet: 140E 27W
Cormorant: 212W into Rye Bay
Carrion Crow: 5 present
Harbour Porpoise: 3
The Great Northern and Black-Throated diver were at the southern end of the ARC today, the Glossy Ibis was still in the horse paddock and the Scaup was still on the caravan park pit per DW, at least 3 Firecrests were around per OL.
Teal coming past this afternoon
Not all the Brent Geese were along way off shore
Very distant Pintail passing this afternoon
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