The first juvenile
Yellow-legged Gull of the season was at Goring Gap today, while movers there included a
Meadow Pipit, a
Pied Wagtail, 10
Swifts, four
Common Terns, two
Mediterranean Gulls and a
Gannet. Seemingly typical here for the time of year was a dispersing
Treecreeper in the Plantation, and a
Green Woodpecker called. Seven
Little Egrets,
Skylark,
Whitethroat and
Chiffchaff were also logged.
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juvenile Yellow-legged Gull at Goring Gap |
Ferring Rife provided a few highlights, including a
Grey Wagtail, a surprising eight
Reed Warblers (two fledglings), 10
Swallows, a
Reed Bunting, a
Grey Heron, a
Lesser Black-backed Gull, a
Coal Tit, a
Song Thrush, three
Mallards, two
Moorhens, a
Swift, five
Whitethroats, a
Blackcap, two
Great Spotted Woodpeckers, a
Green Woodpecker, a
Linnet, and a
Sandwich Tern offshore.
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juvenile Reed Warbler at Ferring Rife |
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Skylark at Ferring Rife |
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Swallow at Ferring Rife |