A visit about 9am to see if any new migrants had dropped in. The sand spit pretty much only held the regular species but there was a Ringed Plover again. Apparently it had not been present earlier in the morning (per Adam Bassett), so is considered to be a new arrival. Good numbers had been seen in the county in the past few days including a flock of over 40 at Gallows Bridge BBOWT Reserve.
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A Grey Heron is under those feathers somewhere.
Also rather insignificant at the bottom is the Ringed Plover. |
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| About a dozen sitting Common Terns on the rafts. All appears peaceful here....... |
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| However it was not long before a fight broke out. Sharp beaks!! |
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