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
06 October, 2012
1 RED BREASTED FLYCATCHER at Climping beach this morning seen from the car park with the local tit flock, and then again from the footpath that runs between the Atherington Pools upto the sea front. Also today singles of Sparrowhawk, Buzzard, Firecrest, Garden Warbler, and Wheatear. 2 Stonechat, 20 Chiffchaff, 25 Blackacap, 4 Redpoll, 60 Siskin, 20 Pied Wagatil, and 45 Goldfinch. Offshore 5w Gannet, 1 Great-crested Grebe and several Med Gull.
05 October, 2012
A short visit to Climping today, where it was much the same as yesterday for common migrants though Blackcaps and Chiffchaffs were fewer in number and Meadow Pipits more obvious. The only highlight being a flock of 5 Jays west and a Nuthatch at Bailiffscourt hotel entrance.
Climping on Thursday where in three hours 50 each of Blackcap and Chiffchaff were logged, also singles of Whitethroat, 4 Wheatear, and a steady stream of House Martin and Swallows moving west. Bird of the morning was a Woodlark that was located by its musical call.
Climping on Thursday where in three hours 50 each of Blackcap and Chiffchaff were logged, also singles of Whitethroat, 4 Wheatear, and a steady stream of House Martin and Swallows moving west. Bird of the morning was a Woodlark that was located by its musical call.
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