Five Little Egrets remain in situ, all north of the wooden footbridge and showing well as they say in the trade.
A single 'older than juvenile' Wheatear jumped from the track onto vegetation by the scrapes and a Herring Gull obligingly stood still just long enough to read a colour-ring. Apart from that the only other notable event was being photo-bombed by a Guillemot in the dunes, displaying the usual ingratitude at being rescued from the clutches of my canine companion.
Chin Chin
A drive-by at Lynemouth Flash threw in a Curlew Sandpiper (juvenile I think) and a grinning bearded bloke from a parked car.
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....and I like the record of the 'grinning bearded bloke from a parked car' Alan.
There must have been good reason for you to add this to your observations, or was he just a plain idiot.
Pete, another birder that I know but didn't want to name, the idiots went past tooting their horn and flushing everything whilst we were there.
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