Two Bearded Tit flew west out of the rife east of the old railway carriages late morning.

Chiffchaff - 23

Goldcrest - 5

Siskin - 7

Skylark - c50

Meadow Pipit - c150

Stonechat - 10

Wheatear - 6

Yellow Wagtail - 3

Cetti's Warbler - 1 hrd

Reed Bunting - 9

Goldfinch - 60

Blackcap - 4

Linnet - 75

Jay - 1

Buzzard - 5

Kestrel - 2

Water Rail - 1 hrd

Grey Heron - 2

Little Egret - 3

Med Gull - c50

Swallow - 30

Clouded Yellow - 4

Wheatear

Yellow Wagtail

Stonechat

Large numbers of Gull and Gannets feeding distantly offshore this morning, but apart from a little flurry of Auks the sea was very quiet.

Gannet - c100+ 

Auk sp 60e 25w

Brent Geese - 4w

Great-crested Grebe - 1os

Med Gull - c150

Mute Swan - 1w

Oystercatcher - 6w

Turnstone - 15w

Little Egret - 3

Siskin - 7

Wheatear - 1

Blackcap - 2

Reed Warbler - 1

Cetti's Warbler - 1

Stonechat - 2

Chiffchaff - 15

Goldcrest - 5

Pied Wagtail - 17

Meadow Pipit - c70

Skylark - 40+

Mistle Thrush - 1

Jay - 2

Great-spotted Woodpecker - 2

Green Woodpecker - 1

Buzzard - 2

Sparrowhawk - 1

Kestrel - 2

Swallow - 30

House Martin - 1

1st win Med Gull

Kestrel 

Chiffchaff

Wheatear

 A bright sunny windy morning found just a few Gannets moving distantly offshore, but generally very quiet. c50 Med Gull in the fields with 12 Little Egret and a single Common Tern. Small numbers of Siskin, Chiffchaff, and Goldcrest around and 7 Stonechat near the camp site. Several of both Meadow Pipit and Skylark, with Yellowhammer and Reed Bunting present. A single Yellow Wagtail briefly landed in the set-aside, and the highlight of the morning was a Hobby flying south over the horse Paddock.

Med Gull 3238

Little Egret