Friday, 13th November: After the first frost of the autumn, a bright and sunny, if rather cold, morning in a moderate northerly breeze.....
Selsey Bill: A Redpoll and a Reed Bunting went east early on, but the sea was unsurprisingly quiet in the offshore breeze, though there were again a couple of Great Northern and Red-throated Divers about. Full log later. (SH/IP/AH/JA)
Ferry Pool: A Snipe and an Avocet were on the pool this morning, along with c250 Lapwings, four Shelducks, c60 Shovelers and c40 Wigeon and Teal. (AH)
Church Norton: Two Dartford Warblers, two Stonechats, a Chiffchaff and half a dozen Linnets were along the front this morning, whilst a Redpoll was briefly between the Severals, along with a handful of Goldcrests and Long-tailed Tits and c30 Goldfinches.
The harbour was quiet, with just an Avocet, a Ringed Plover, c30 Grey Plovers and c100 Dunlin on the mud, along with the usual Curlews, Redshanks and Oystercatchers, plus a few wigeon and Teal. (AH)
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