A very poor sea watch this morning, hopefully better to come.
06.30-08.30 with TH, OL from the sea watch hide. Wind SW 5-7 Temp 10°
Brent Goose: 68E (4 parties)
Common Scoter: 90E
Great-crested Grebe: 2 present
Kittiwake: 11E
Black-headed Gull: 6E
Mediterranean Gull: 17E
Common Gull: 39E
Great Black-backed Gull: 17E
Herring Gull: present n/c
Sandwich Tern: 112E
Common Tern: 3E
Auk Sp: 13E
Red-throated Diver: 4E
Fulmar: 1E
Gannet: 8E 34W
Cormorant: 8 around
Carrion Crow: 20W
Swallow: 1W
Little Egret over the top of the Long Pits
A wander around the top of the Long Pits mid morning found several each of Willow Warbler and Blackcap with a few Swallows over.
Great White Egret Hay Field 3
Early afternoon at Dengemarsh found more Swallows and a Yellow Wagtail. A Great White Egret on Hay Field 3 was a surprise as I thought they had all gone, I assume this bird is non breeder as still has a yellow bill. At Hookers a Nightingale was singing half heartedly on the island, several Willow Warblers were there, also a Lesser Whitethroat and plenty of Sedge Warblers.
In coming Ring Ouzel
This lovely bird was found in the Desert by the DBO assistant warden Tom Wright
Probably a Greenland Wheatear in The Desert
European Wheatear in The Desert
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