Hit the golf course this morning, which was a big mistake considering the amount of Poms seen along the coast.

Spotted Flycatcher - 2
Lesser Whitethroat - 3
Garden Warbler - 1
Whitethroat - c.30
Cetti's Warbler - 1
Sedge Warbler - 2
Reed Warbler - 3
Bullfinch - 2
Chiffchaff - 5
Willow Warbler - 7
Blackcap - 10
Swallow - 20
Swift - 2
Buzzard - 1

Tried to rectify the error but the passage seemed to have dried up on the Skua front, nevertheless a few bits and bobs still moving through.

Garganey - 1E 11:10
Great Skua - 1E 1W
Brent Geese - 12E
Gannet - 32E also about 30 following a pair of trawlers.
Sandwich Tern - 33E 7W
Commic Tern - 68E
Little Tern - 4E
Great-crested Grebe - 5 on sea 1E
Whimbrel - 10E 2W
Common Scoter - 22E
Ringed Plover - 5E
Turnstone - 25E
Oystercatcher - 17E 7W
Swallow - 15
Raven - 2E

Sandwich Tern

Oystercatcher

Did a walk around the patch from 10.30 to 3pm - golf course back, Climping gap, horse paddocks, Climping beach, long wood, west beach. Not too bad given the late time:
Tree Pipit. 1 east of horse paddocks
Yellow Wagtail. 1 same area
Wheatear. 1 wb
Stonechat. 4 wb
Rock Pipit. 1 wb
Meadow Pipit. 6 wb
Ringed Plover. 1 wb
Turnstone. 7. Wb
Oystercatcher. 12. wb
Grey Partridge. 2 field west of cafe
Common Scoter. 3 way out from Climping beach
Gannet. Numerous but all way out near trawlers
GC Grebe. 2. wb and Climping beach
Whitethroat. 20 plus everywhere
Lesser Whitethroat. 1 horse paddocks
Reed Warbler 4 plus back golf course
Sedge Warbler. 6 plus back golf course
Blackcap. 5
Willow Warbler. 4 back golf course
Chiffchaff. 7 plus. Back golf course, long wood (MD)

With very little movement offshore and apart from the good numbers of Whitethroat in the area my first visit to the patch for over a week proved disappointing. A Redstart in the horse paddock was the highlight and my first Lesser Whitethroat of the spring at the camp site.

Redstart - 1

Lersser Whitethroat - 1

Whitethroat - 18

Willow Warbler - 5

Chiffchaff - 4

Blackcap - 11

Sedge Warbler - 3

Reed Warbler - 1

Swift - 2

Swallow - 12

Great-spotted Woodpecker - 1

Gannet - 13e  2w

Sandwich Tern - 6w

Common Tern - 1w

On the morning of sat 30th a Hobby and Cuckoo in the area.