The
Bearded Tits put in their final
performance at the Open Air Theatre before departing high to the south prior to
09.00, also a Blackcap was seen here and at The Mere a Water Rail was seen in
the reedbed at the southern end, there was a female Goosander on the water and
in the trees a couple of Blackcaps.
Quite
a productive seawatch at Long Nab today between 07.00 and 13.20 with the
following species being recorded - 86 Pink-footed Geese (S), 46 Wigeon (1S, 45
N), 28 Mallard (N), 87 Teal (N), 258 Common Scoter (6 S, 252 N), a Long-tailed
Duck (N), 73 Goldeneye (2 S, 71 N), a Goosander (N), a Red-breasted Merganser
(N), 46 Red-throated Divers (12 S, 34 N), 3 Black-throated Divers (N), 3 Great
Northern Divers (N), 4 Manx Shearwaters (N), 219 Gannets (14 S, 205 N), 3
Shags (N), 38 Cormorant (32 S, 6 N), 2 Dunlin (N), 914 Kittiwakes (N), 167
Black-headed Gulls (35 S, 132 N), 5 Little Gulls (N), 2 Mediterranean Gulls (1
S, 1 N), 95 Common Gulls (16 S, 79 N), a Sandwich Tern (S), a Skua sp. (S), an
Arctic Skua (N), 3 Little Auks (N),
734 Guillemots/Razorbills (N), a Long-eared
Owl (in off and west), 3 Skylarks (in off and west), 40 Starlings (in off
and west), 2 Redwings (in off and west), a Grey Wagtail (S) and a Chaffinch (S).
At
Wykeham South Lake today 5 Whooper Swans but they departed to the south-east,
430 Greylag Geese, 18 Pink-footed Geese (and 30 flew south this morning), 90
Canada Geese, c20 Wigeon, 3 Gadwall, 15 Tufted Ducks, 5 Pochard, 6 Goldeneye, a
Goosander, 75 Coot, 4 Great Crested Grebe and a Woodcock flew in from the east.
Seamer
Tip pool held 2 Shoveler, 12 Gadwall, 4 Wigeon and 5 Teal, a Little Egret was
on Cayton Carr and there was a Barnacle Goose in Peasholm Park.
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