An
Arctic Skua flew north past Marine Drive this morning, as did 2
Scaup, a Common Scoter, a
Manx Shearwater, 574 Fulmars, a Curlew and 11
Sanderlings. In addition, an
Arctic Tern, a Red-throated Diver, 5 Manx Shearwaters and 113 Fulmars were seen flying north past White Nab. 3 Common/Arctic Terns flew out east at Cayton Bay. A female
Pied Flycatcher was seen in Revenge Wood at Hutton Buscel, and a Dipper was in Thornton Dale village. Approximately 30 hirundines were over Seamer Tip pool, mostly Sand Martins, and 2 Sedge Warblers and a Reed Warbler were singing there. 2 Sedge Warblers were also singing at the motor cycle track, and a Reed Warbler was at Taylor Way pool all afternoon. Another Sedge Warbler was at Castle Hill, and the Pink-footed Goose remains at Seamer Road Mere.
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Pied Flycatcher - Judi Kent Pyrah
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