Ferruginous Duck f type still present 14:00
Caspian Gull
Red-crested Pochard 11
(per Birdguides)
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Ferruginous Duck f type still present 14:00
Caspian Gull
Red-crested Pochard 11
(per Birdguides)
2 Great white Egret flew over heading south 08:07 Whinchat on fencing top end left hand side (C)
No sign of the juvenile Red-necked Phalarope this morning by 08:23 (NM)
Adult Baltic-type gull - adults currently are not considered by BBRC but latest guidance e.g. in Princeton Gulls of Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East suggests that dark-mantled birds which have yet to start or have arrested primary moult at P1/2 in September/October are most likely nominate fuscus. Individuals with extreme structure (small-bodied, small-headed and with attenuated rear end) like this candidate support the identification. Ringing recoveries and satellite tracking data suggest a small but significant proportion of Baltic Gulls move west in autumn through Europe rather than straight south through the Middle East.
Red-necked Phalarope juv still present on smaller lake viewable from footpath 09:20 (PR, MP)
Limited parking.
Red-necked Phalarope juv still present on smaller lake viewable from footpath 15:28
Whinchat 2
Wheatear
Yellow Wagtail 8
(per Nick Marriner et al).
Limited Parking.
Ruff 4 (juvenile)
Ringed Plover 1 (juvenile)
Marsh Harrier 1
Egyptian Goose 21
David Hastings
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| Ruff © David Hastings |
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| Above & Below courtesy of Nick Marriner |
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Ruff juv still present on small lake south of John Allen Pit.
Redstart juv m in southern boundary hedge.
c20 Yellow Wagtail in Alpaca paddocks.
Cattle Egret 1 with Cows at Church Farm.
Adult female Osprey south 09:51
Plus 500 House Martin, 10 Sand Martin, 20 Swallow, Greenshank, Green Sandpiper, 2 Common Sandpiper
TM, RW, JB