Sunday, 10th March: Selsey Bill, 06.30 to 10.15hrs: NE4, cloudy:
Sandwich Tern - 7E, 1os,
Common Scoter - 7E, 12W, 13os, Great Northern Diver - 5os,
Pied Wagtail - 2N, 1ob, Red-breasted
Merganser - 34E, 9W, 18os, Gannet - 37E, 36W, Black-headed
Gull - 16E, auk sp - 8E, 658W, Kittiwake - 1E,
2W, Mallard - 2E, 6N, Tufted Duck - 1E, Great
Crested Grebe - 1E, 3W, 1os, Woodpigeon - 21N,
Skylark - 4N, Fulmar - 4W, Turnstone - 1ob,
Med' Gull - 2W, Slavonian Grebe - 2os,
Oystercatcher - 2E, Common Gull - 2E, 3W, 1os, Guillemot -
1W, Brent Goose - 22E, Shoveler - 5E, 1W, Starling -
1N, Meadow Pipit - 31N, Diver sp - 2E, 2W, Red-throated
Diver - 4E, Razorbill - 2E, 66W, 1os and Stonechat - 1 in
Bill House garden. (J. Atkinson, S. Hill & P. Bowley).
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