I cycled to Brooklands Park, where an early morning walk in the cold northerlies produced a
Common Sandpiper on the raft, a
Garden Warbler, two
Cetti's Warblers, a
Grey Wagtail, a
Reed Bunting, a
Lesser Black-backed Gull, a
Grey Heron, a
House Martin, two
Reed Warblers, two
Swifts, three
Swallows and the family of
Mute Swans, plus two
Oystercatchers along the beach.
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| Cetti's Warbler at Brooklands Park |
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| Mute Swan family at Brooklands Park |
At home in Worthing in the middle of the day, two
Mediterranean Gulls flew over and a
Blackcap was singing just across the road. A quick trip to the shops produced good views of female
Peregrine.
On the downs between No-Man's-Land and Cissbury, Ingrid and I had a
Peregrine, a
Corn Bunting, four
House Martins, seven
Swallows, a
Mistle Thrush, two
Yellowhammers and three
Red-legged Partridges.
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| Skylark near No-Man's-Land |
