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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Osprey Climping Beach - 04/09/2026
15 March, 2010
Lovely day on the beach this morning but no sign of any wheatears, 1 Bar T Godwit still in cudlow field along with 5 Grey Partridge, 24 Curlew and 1 Lapwing. offshore 1e Common Scoter, 30+ Red B Mergansers and 6 Great C Grebe. 2 Stonechat 1 Goldcrest and 2 more Grey Partridge made up the days totals.
13 March, 2010
2 Black Throated Diver on the sea at climping beach this morning, along with several of both Red B Mergansers and Great C Grebe. 1 Bar T Godwit, 4 Lapwing in cudlow field, along with 22 Curlew. 25 Grey Plover in field south of long wood, and 1 Dunlin on the beach. Elsewhere 1 Firecrest at Atherington, 2 Buzzard Baliffscourt and 1 Jay.
11 March, 2010
West Beach
Still very quiet at Climping this morning the best birds being 1 Chiffchaff at the mill, 1 Peregrine flying around the gas tower, 24 Grey Plover and 5 Curlew in the fields, and a couple of Linnets in off the sea. Still a few Mergs and Great C Grebes offshore, and 1 Redshank on the river.
Yesterday there was a Firecrest Reed Bunting and a Treecreeper at Atherington and a lone Common Scoter offshore, also 1 Brent Goose still in the fields from bread lane.
Yesterday there was a Firecrest Reed Bunting and a Treecreeper at Atherington and a lone Common Scoter offshore, also 1 Brent Goose still in the fields from bread lane.
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