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Wednesday, 5 May 2021
Wednesday 5th May
A female Ring Ouzel flew north at Long Nab this morning, a Swift flew over Tennyson Avenue, and a Yellow Wagtail was at Cromer Point. 2 Garden Warblers were singing at Seamer Road Mere and another at Holbeck. The 2 Great Northern Divers remain in South Bay. A Common Sandpiper and a Willow Tit were at Burton Riggs, and a Wheatear was in the potato field at Seamer Carr. A Little Egret was at Brompton Butts, while at Wykeham Lakes there were 7 Common Sandpipers, a Wheatear, 4 Garden Warblers, 7 Reed Warblers, 9 Sedge Warblers, 9 Blackcaps, a Swift, a Yellow Wagtail and an Osprey. 3+ Swifts were seen at Scampston Park Lake and a Garden Warbler was at Rocks Lane, Long Nab. A Merlin at Stoupe Brow. Mandarin, 2 White Wagtails, 17 Fieldfare at Harwood Dale Lake. 2 Common Sandpipers Seamer Rd Mere. A Little Ringed Plover was sound recorded over Crossgates last night.
