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Wednesday, June 17, 2020

Peering through the fog. Fly Flatts,a.m. (no public access.)

                   Most of the Lapwing chicks well grown now.
                                    Ringed Plover guarding the ridge.
                                        2 drake Tufted new in
                                    Starting to go into eclipse.
                                                      LBB gulls

As expected dense fog to start the morning which partially cleared for short periods before rolling in again. This continued throughout the watch on a very warm but light E>3 bringing some drizzle.
Grounded p.m. waiting for the carpet fitters.
                                 Two drake Tufted duck were new in from yesterday mixed in with the Canadas and Barnacles whilst the Dunlin were not found but visibility was limited.
                                  A full day of rain on a NE >3 forecast for tomorrow if it happens, I,m still waiting for the thunderstorms to materialize for the last 2 days yet.
Good to bump into DJS this morning as I passed the Nolstar fields.

Fly Flatts
1 pr Ringed Plover + 2 juvs  18 days old.
2 m Tufted duck
4 Redshank
1 Oystercatcher
4 Common Sandpiper
5 Snipe.
BS