....asked the man walking up to me at Cockersand.
Common Tern Plover Scar Cockersand. Pete Woodruff.
So I pointed out to him at the high tide roost at Cockersand, 2 Common Tern were on the seaward edge of Plover Scar with 330 waders landward, 130 Dunlin, 125 Oystercatcher, 68 Ringed Plover, 3 Redshank, 2 Turnstone, and 2 Whimbrel, 3 Eider were off the scar.
A similar count to last Saturday, was of 350 Golden Plover on the shore again as the tide ebbed, this time I was fully armed, 2 Wheatear and 12 Linnet seen around the abbey.
Three Common Tern paid a visit to Conder Pool, flying around a few minutes before moving on. I was hoping they had been two adult and a juvenile, not seen since seven days ago when they dispersed.
Also on the pool, 14 Greenshank on Tern Island are a first in my book in this number here. IP's 'clik the pik' image shows thirteen in view, and one on the back side of the island with the top of it's head just showing, also 19 Curlew, and 250 Lapwing. In the creeks, 2 Ruff with the Redshank again, 2 Common Sandpiper, 5 Dunlin, and a lone Black-tailed Godwit.
Of 18 Little Grebe seen, 16 were on Conder Pool, and 2 seen upstream from the road bridge was another first for me, also a Snipe.
What's The Bird?
Greenshank Conder Pool. Ian Pinkerton.
Also on the pool, 14 Greenshank on Tern Island are a first in my book in this number here. IP's 'clik the pik' image shows thirteen in view, and one on the back side of the island with the top of it's head just showing, also 19 Curlew, and 250 Lapwing. In the creeks, 2 Ruff with the Redshank again, 2 Common Sandpiper, 5 Dunlin, and a lone Black-tailed Godwit.
Of 18 Little Grebe seen, 16 were on Conder Pool, and 2 seen upstream from the road bridge was another first for me, also a Snipe.
What's The Bird?
Could have been a good mystery shot, an adult Common Tern, and....an adult Mediterranean Gull?
Garden News.
Good to see a Holly Blue in our garden yesterday.
Garden News.
Good to see a Holly Blue in our garden yesterday.
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