All
the major highlights of the day came from the Long Nab area where initially a Hooded Crow was seen flying north just
behind the Obs at 08.46. Then the 17 Shore
Larks reappeared again in the 1st to 3rd fields north
of the Obs and then at 12.26 a 2cy Glaucous
Gull circled and departed to the
north. Also moving north off the Nab today were a ♂ Eider, 29 Common Scoter and
a Red-throated Diver plus 12 Meadow Pipits and 6 Sand Martins (and 3 south).
On
Johnson’s Marsh today the ♂ Garganey
was still present and if there tomorrow it will move into its fourth week at
this location, also here were a Wigeon, 6 Teal, a Common Snipe and a Jack
Snipe.
Potter
Brompton Carr held a Redshank, 4 Wigeon, 22 Teal and 4 Egyptian Geese and at
Knipe Point, Osgodby a House Martin flew north around 10.15.
The
following photos were all taken at Long Nab today by Nick Addey so my thanks to
him for letting me use them here.
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| Hooded Crow |
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| Glaucous Gull |
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| Shore Lark |
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