In what will probably be my last visit to the uni patch until I get back from the Christmas holidays in early January, I spent a few hours either side of my only lecture of the day in the Newhaven area. This time I actually saw a
Bearded Tit, adding the species to my patch list, while the day's other addition came in the form of a female
Common Scoter that flew east.
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| Turnstone on the East Pier |
Also a the juvenile
Spoonbill, five
Eiders, a distant probable Red-throated Diver,
Chiffchaff,
Red-legged Partridge (heard), eight or so
Common Snipes,
Chiffchaff,
Sanderling, two
Water Rails (heard), two
Little Egrets,
Skylark,
Turnstone, 22
Teal,
Meadow Pipit,
Reed Bunting, around 250
Lapwings and 26
Curlews.
