At home, my first two
Swifts of the year flew east, one of the
Peregrines was around and the
Blackcap was in song.
Goring Gap rewarded with a flock of five
Greenshanks flying east and my first
Garden Warbler and
House Martin of the year. Other highlights included a
Curlew and 14
Whimbrel east (including a flock of 13 quite low over me), 35
Turnstones, a
Wheatear, two
Willow Warblers, a singing
Treecreeper, eight
Oystercatchers, five
Sandwich Terns, two
Meadow Pipits (one singing), a
Gannet and a
Whitethroat.
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| Greenshanks past Goring Gap |
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| Garden Warbler at Goring Gap |
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| Turnstones at Goring Gap |
