Still buoyed by yesterdays Yellow browed Warbler we were out in force hoping to relocate yesterdays bird. A team effort and a phone call later I was back at exactly the site where I found it yesterday morning. The bird was still present and calling loudly and was seen well but once again quickly disappeared. The bird was present all day as it was still fly cathing in one of the coastal sallows at 5.00pm. With the light rapidly fading I managed one or two record shots, showing the bird's pale median crown stripe and of course a lemon yellow brow !
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Several Chiffchaffs were along Linham lane and the Nature Trail with some breaking into song in the autumnal weather. A couple of Great spotted Woodpecker were found along the nature trail. The linnet flock remains in the horse paddock but despite searching nothing unusual was found although one male bird had a large and asymmetrical white wing flash which caused a momentary heart flutter.
Waders today included Ringed Plover (10), Dunlin (19), Bar tailed Godwit (5) and Turnstone (23)
Waders today included Ringed Plover (10), Dunlin (19), Bar tailed Godwit (5) and Turnstone (23)
An adult Mediterranean Gull was at the Lighthouse cafe car park, now in it's ninth year
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