20 September, 2014

Looked like it might be a very interesting morning but proved to be more typical for the time of year, with the number of Blackbirds and Robins increasing. Slower passage overhead with fewer Meadow Pipits on the move of and Yellow Wagtails still lingering and large numbers of Herring and Black-headed Gull on the golf course early morning.

Peregrine - 1
Kestrel - 2
Sparrowhawk - 1
Little Egret - 2
Grey Heron - 1
Kingfisher - 1
Grey Partridge - 6
Bat-tailed Godwit - 5
Goldcrest - 4
Reed Warbler - 1
Whitetroat - 1
Blackcap - 42
Chiffchaff - 40
Spotted Flycatcher - 1
Grey Wagtail - 5
Yellow Wagtail - 22
Jay - 2

With a grey start which looked promising early morning  but in the end didn't produce anything special, fewer Swallow and Martins moving than seen in the last couple of days.
Little Egret - 5
Grey Heron - 2
Buzzard - 1
Peregrine - 1
Kestrel - 1
Sparrowhawk - 2
Oystercatcher - 20
Ringed Plover - 1
Wheatear - 3
Whinchat - 1
Stonechat - 1
Meadow Pipit - 30
Yellow wagtail - 12
Grey Wagtail - 2
Pied Wagtail - 4
Spotted Flycatcher - 1
Chiffchaff - 25
Blackcap - 5
Reed Warbler - 1
Lesser Whitethroat - 2
Whitethroat - 3
Reed Bunting - 2
Mistle Thrush - 1
Song Thrush - 2
Skylark - 3
Linnet - 30
Stock Dove - 1
Jay - 3
Kingfisher - 1