The Climping Gap remains one of the last undeveloped sites along the coast in West Sussex. This site is dedicated to Birds seen in and around the Climping Gap area by myself and a few die hard friends, that live in the area and have been birding the local patch for decades. (Please email your sighting's to lobas@btinternet.com or Tweet to @BirdsofClimping).
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Mongolian Ground-Jay - Mongolia 14th May 2023
23 February, 2011
14 February, 2011
09 February, 2011
At Climping beach this morning 2.5 hrs in a cold SSE wind, which felt like early spring as flocks of Brent Geese were on the move. A total of ca 300+ (and strangely, most of the flocks had a Cormorant or two tagged on). Two drake Eider E were nice, plus small numbers of Red-throated Divers.
Seawatch form climping beach early afternoon produced, 2 Red-throared Diver on the sea close inshore, 25 Great-crested Grebe, 3 Common Scoter, 20 Red-breasted Mergansers, 5 Razorbill, 3 Mediterranean Gull, and several distant Gannet, also 5 Grey Partridge, 6 Curlew, and 60 Fieldfare in the setaside.
Seawatch form climping beach early afternoon produced, 2 Red-throared Diver on the sea close inshore, 25 Great-crested Grebe, 3 Common Scoter, 20 Red-breasted Mergansers, 5 Razorbill, 3 Mediterranean Gull, and several distant Gannet, also 5 Grey Partridge, 6 Curlew, and 60 Fieldfare in the setaside.
08 February, 2011
07 February, 2011
Walked around the flooded fields north west of the bodyshop this morning and produced the following. 1 male Bullfinch, 1 Woodcock, 1 Snipe, 45 Fieldfare, 20 Redwing, 2 Goldcrest, 2 Buzzard, 1 Sparrowhawk, and 7 Tufted Duck.
Onto Climping Beach late morning for an hour seawatch in the blustery sw wind, with good number of Auks offshore with those close enough to identify being mainly Razorbill, 3 Diver sp and a close Red T Diver, several Gannets, Mergansers and Great C Grebe, 2w Brent Geese and 2 Mediterranean Gull.
Onto Climping Beach late morning for an hour seawatch in the blustery sw wind, with good number of Auks offshore with those close enough to identify being mainly Razorbill, 3 Diver sp and a close Red T Diver, several Gannets, Mergansers and Great C Grebe, 2w Brent Geese and 2 Mediterranean Gull.
01 February, 2011
Had a stroll around the Black Ditch area again mid morning and was rewarded with 2 Jack Snipe from the flooded fields west of the Bodyshop, also 4 Snipe. Good numbers of thrushes in the area with 100 Fieldfare 27 Redwing 4 Mistle Thrush and several Song Thrush. 1 male Bullfinch 1 Grey Heron, 3 Chiffchaff 6 Goldcrest and 2 Buuzzard was the best of the rest.
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