Sandwich Tern
11 Eider Duck
Cormorant9.15-11.45 - Starr Gate
Tree Pipit over, 15 Red Throated Diver, 5 Little Gull, Common Tern, 16 Arctic Tern flew south, 50+ Razorbill, 8 Guillemot, 19 Eider flew south, 27 Sandwich Tern, c1000 Knot flew South, c500 Dunlin, 8 Shelduck, 300+ Meadow Pipit flew North, 2 Swallow, White Wagtail, 5 Whimbrel flew south, Redshank, Sanderling, 5 Cormorant, Gannet [Grey Seal, 2 Harbour Porpoise]
11.55-12.30 - Lytham NR
Wheatear, 2 Stonechat (male, female) 2 Magpie, 19 Meadow Pipit, Skylark singing
Tree Pipit over, 15 Red Throated Diver, 5 Little Gull, Common Tern, 16 Arctic Tern flew south, 50+ Razorbill, 8 Guillemot, 19 Eider flew south, 27 Sandwich Tern, c1000 Knot flew South, c500 Dunlin, 8 Shelduck, 300+ Meadow Pipit flew North, 2 Swallow, White Wagtail, 5 Whimbrel flew south, Redshank, Sanderling, 5 Cormorant, Gannet [Grey Seal, 2 Harbour Porpoise]
11.55-12.30 - Lytham NR
Wheatear, 2 Stonechat (male, female) 2 Magpie, 19 Meadow Pipit, Skylark singing
BOLD = new for the year!
2 comments:
Great report there. How does a Tree pipit sound on migration, i think it's like a buzzing sort of pipit sound, isn't it?
Its sort of a tzit...can't reallly describe it tbh!
It's certainly a sinlge call rather than the repetive incresing in pitch call of the Mipit
Think of a meadow pipit that is calling once and at a high pitch!
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