Two Black Redstarts were showing well along the sea wall/beach at Climping car park this morning, and 4 Firecrests were located in the Atherington area.
A flock of 120 Brent Geese was in the fields, including a good number of juveniles and an odd adult with a notably pale grey mantle (so perhaps the one in similar plumage sometimes reported from Pagham Harbour?) At least 100 Goldfinches and 15 Siskin passed through, and other bits and pieces included 11 Grey Partridge, a Kingfisher, a Peregrine and 30 Meadow Pipits.
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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Wheatear Climping Beach - 29/09/2026
20 November, 2010
13 November, 2010
Pretty quiet at Climping mid morning with the best being 2 Firecrest,1 Chiffchaff, and a couple of Goldcrest. Siskin and Redpoll both heard still at Atherington and 1 Buzzard being mobbed by crows. Offshore 3w Shelduck, 4 Red B Mergs, and 100 Brent Geese on the sea before flying off west. A flock of about 30 Linnet and 1 Redshank in the setaside, and good numbers of Meadow Pipit on the beach
10 November, 2010
Golf Course
Nice sunny cold morning was spent walking around the golf course which was partly closed because of the flooding, produced singles of the following, Short E Owl, Dartford Warbler, Kingfisher, Fieldfare, Water Rail, Stonechat, Lapwing, Jay, and Grey Heron. Other birds of note included 6 Brent Geese, 4 Grey Partridge, 3 Redpoll, 12 Siskin, 3 Golcrest and at least 1000 Wood Piegeons moving nw.
Also in the patch today 3 Firecrest, 1 Chiffchaff, 6 Goldcrest, 1 Brent Goose and 1 Redshank at Climping.
Also in the patch today 3 Firecrest, 1 Chiffchaff, 6 Goldcrest, 1 Brent Goose and 1 Redshank at Climping.
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