A bright sunny morning had be looking around Marsh Farm first thing which was fairly quiet on the pools, except for 4 Mute Swan, a flock of 20 Yellowhammer in the hedge by the barn and 45+ Redwing in the field opposite Peregrine house. Singles of Reed Bunting, Grey Heron, Kestrel and Sparrowhawk.
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Single flock of Yellowhammer in the bushes |
Onto Climping beach with hundreds of Gull and Gannets feeding distantly offshore, with the following also logged.
Red-throated Diver - 1
Gannet -nc
Med Gull - 65
Great-crested Grebe - 22
Red-breasted Merganser - 17
Razorbill - 5e
Sanderling - c.90
Oystercatcher - 10
Turnstone - nc
Grey Plover - 80 west beach
Skylark - 31
Meadow Pipit - 5
Grey Wagtail - 1
Pied Wagtail - 2
Goldcrest - 3
Song Thrush - 4
Stonechat - 2
Great-spotted Woodpecker - 3
Kestrel
Buzzard - 1
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Buzzard Cudlow field |
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Med Gull Climping Beach |
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Turnstone Climping Beach |
Decided to have a look for the Cattle Egret north of Lyminster Church which was located in its usual area along with 2 Little Egret, also there a juv Marsh Harrier, 5 Buzzard, 2 Stonechat, 400+ Lapwing flew up north west of the railway track there, 2 Teal and loads of Wigeon on the knucker hole.
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Cattle Egret |