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03 Aug 2023 14:58 - 03 Aug 2023 14:59 #7287
by Jim Wright
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A short walk along the foreshore mid-morning today produced two common sandpipers (uncropped photo attached - I challenge you to find both) ) and two juvenile yellow wagtails.
On central beach, there were three common/Arctic terns perched on the sand alongside b-h gulls.
Yesterday evening (5pm-6pm), on the tideline were three sanderling and 10 dunlin which didn't seem to mind the heavy drizzle and strong winds.
Swifts are gradually disappearing - none yesterday and just four singletons by 4pm today
On central beach, there were three common/Arctic terns perched on the sand alongside b-h gulls.
Yesterday evening (5pm-6pm), on the tideline were three sanderling and 10 dunlin which didn't seem to mind the heavy drizzle and strong winds.
Swifts are gradually disappearing - none yesterday and just four singletons by 4pm today
Last edit: 03 Aug 2023 14:59 by Jim Wright.
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