Good coverage producing good numbers and variety this morning, with 2 Short-eared Owl still present and the first time this autumn Yellow Wagtail numbers reaching three figures.

Short-eared Owl - 2
Little Owl - 1
Hobby - 1
Peregrine - 1
Buzzard - 4
Sparrowhawk - 2
Kestrel - 2
Tree Pipit - 1
Redstart - 5/6
Whinchat - 5
Garden Warbler - 2
Yellow Wagtail - 100+
Grey Wagtail - 4
Pied Wagtail - 1
Wheatear - 22
Lesser Whitethroat - 3
Whitethroat - 30
Sedge Warbler - 1
Blackcap - 37
Willow Warbler - 15
Chiffchaff - 10
Goldcrest - 1
Bullfinch - 3
Siskin - 2
Linnets - c.250
Swallow - c.275
House Martin - 20
Sand Martin - 30
Swift - 3
Green Woodpecker - 2
Great-spotted Woodpecker - 3
Grey Partridge - 3
Jay - 3
Kingfisher - 1
Whimbrel - 2
Curlew - 1
Dunlin - 2
Ringed Plover - 15
Sanderling - 5
Golden Plover - 1
Grey Heron - 1
Little Egret - 3
Med Gull - 100
Fulmar - 1
Sandwich Tern - 5

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