Thursday, 13th November: Another warm morning of sunshine and cloud in a moderate south-westerly breeze....
Selsey Bill: A total of 325 Kittiwakes went west in the first hour or so, before stopping abruptly, with a Bonxie, two Red-throated Divers and a few Gannets, Razorbills and Mediterranean Gulls also moving west. Full log below. (AH/RJS)
(0720-0920hrs) (SW, F4)
Great Northern Diver - 2os
Red-throated Diver - 2W
Gannet - 4E, 51W, 20os
Shag - 3E
Brent Goose - 3W
Red-breasted Merganser - 1W
Oystercatcher - 1W
Turnstone - 8
Great Skua - 1W
Mediterranean Gull - 46W
Common Gull - 4W
Kittiwake - 325W
Razorbill - 37W, 20os
auk sp - 105W
Meadow Pipit - 8W
Linnet - 1W
Goldfinch - 11W
Ferry Pool: The Green Sandpiper was on the roadside pool, with seven Lapwings, nine Shelducks and c60 Teal on the main pool. (AH)
Church Norton: At least 100 Brent Geese were in the harbour this morning, along with a few Wigeon and Teal, whilst there were c50 Knot, c30 Grey Plovers and c200 Dunlin out on the mud.
A look around the churchyard just produced two or three Chiffchaffs and Goldcrests, plus half a dozen Blackbirds. (AH/CRJ/RJS)
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