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Wednesday, May 12, 2021

High tide at Fly Flatts, (permit only)

 

                                          Common Sandpipers not minding the high water
                                                    1 of 2 Oystercatchers
                                                     3 Redshank present




                                            A second pair of Ringed Plover arrived.

                                                A new arrival, Dunlin



After overnight thunderstorms and torrential rain the water is now gushing down the overflow with all but the SW corner of shore plus the cobbled banking gone. 
A mild day with a SW>3 at 9 degrees with full cloud cover and light rain showers.
                                  Just a quick visit to the reservoir today but enough to find 3 new arrivals despite the lack of shore. A second pair of Ringed Plovers had come in overnight as well as a single Dunlin, giving me some hope of still picking up waders.
                                 Other than the new arrivals,wader wise, 9 Common Sandpipers were present as well as Oyks and Redshank. A single Wheatear was present whilst a steady flow of Swallows skimmed over the water >S. Around 30 Canada goslings so far as well as 4 Greylag.

Fly Flatts
1 Dunlin
2 Oyks
3 Redshank
4 Ringed Plover
9 Common Sandpipers
1 Wheatear
sev Swallows
+ usual sp.
BS