Birding highlights since lockdown have included:
- Arctic Tern - 4 flew east off George V Avenue on 5 April 2020
- Avocet - 1 flew east off George V Avenue on 5 April
- Blackcap - Singing male in communal gardens off flat balcony on 28 March 2020
- Black Redstart - female-type at Goring Gap pumping station on 1 April
- Coal Tit - 1 at the northern end of Sea Lane, Ferring on 31 March 2020
- Common Buzzard - 1 flew over the flat being harassed by gulls on 26th March 2020
- Common Snipe - 1 along Ferring Rife on 31 March 2020
- Firecrest - Max count of 3 along Ilex Way at northern end of Goring Gap
- Gadwall - 3 flew east off George V Avenue on 5 April 2020
- Great Black-backed Gull - White colour-ringed bird (P:32A) on warehouse roof opposite flat on 3rd April 2020 (viewed from flat window and currently awaiting details)
- Little Gull - 22 flew east off George V Avenue on 5 April 2020
- Peregrine - 1 on high rise building in Durrington on 26 March 2020 (viewed from kitchen window)
- Sanderling - 6 on the beach at Goring Gap on 31 March 2020
- Shoveler - 25 flew east off George V Avenue on 5 April 2020
- Teal - 4 flew east off George V Avenue on 5 April 2020
- Treecreeper - 1 in eastern plantation at Goring Gap on 3 April 2020
- Velvet Scoter - 7 flew east off George V Avenue on 5 April
- Wheatear - Male on beach at George V Avenue on 5 April 2020
- Wigeon - 1 flew east off George V Avenue on 5 April 2020
My lockdown list now moves to 70 species.
Female-type Black Redstart, Goring Gap, West Sussex (01/04/2020) |
Colour-ringed (P:32A) Great Black-backed Gull, Goring-by-Sea, West Sussex (03/04/20) |
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