Quick morning visit - highlights:
Ringed Plover 1
Black-tailed Godwit 1
Redshank 3
Mute Swan 4
Pied Wagtail 2
Teal 6
Yellowhammer 3
Also 6 Whimbrel still on field behind Wymott Reedbed.
Eyes Lane
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Re: Eyes Lane
This evening there were 2 Ringed Plover, 4 Dunlin, c10 Black-tailed Godwit and 2 Redshank.
Also 2 Raven, 3 Goosander and 2 Swallow over.
Plenty of LBB Gull.
Also 2 Raven, 3 Goosander and 2 Swallow over.
Plenty of LBB Gull.
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Re: Eyes Lane
In addition to John's sightings:
1 Goosander (f), 6 Shelduck, 1 Canada Goose, 30 + LBB Gulls, 4 Herring Gull, 10+ BH Gull, 12 Lapwing, Mallard, 2 Pied Wagtail, 2 Oystercatcher and 1 Green Sandpiper (which until I had scrutinised my photos and noted a white rump I thought was a Common Sandpiper).
Ringed Plover takes my species total to 115.
Quick look at Wymott ponds area for the Whimbrel was fruitless, apart from a Red Fox on the edge of the field where they had been earlier seen.
1 Goosander (f), 6 Shelduck, 1 Canada Goose, 30 + LBB Gulls, 4 Herring Gull, 10+ BH Gull, 12 Lapwing, Mallard, 2 Pied Wagtail, 2 Oystercatcher and 1 Green Sandpiper (which until I had scrutinised my photos and noted a white rump I thought was a Common Sandpiper).
Ringed Plover takes my species total to 115.
Quick look at Wymott ponds area for the Whimbrel was fruitless, apart from a Red Fox on the edge of the field where they had been earlier seen.