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Monday, August 30, 2021

A day best forgot plus, Aug/Sept birds of the past.

 Fly Flatts this a.m. was a wash out with heavy drizzle, mist and fog patches rolling through cutting visibility down to half way across the water at times with a mod NE>4 wind at 11 degrees. Another early finish.
Plenty Meadow Pipits around the east bank plus the usual species.
         One hours watch at Denholme this afternoon failed to get a return visit from the Osprey making it look like it has now moved on. Very quiet here also, the highlight being a feeding party of around 40 mixed Swallows and House Martins trawling the water before heading off south. Otherwise just a first summer Moorhen plus the usual Cormorant, Heron etc.
                        A text today confirmed that the Osprey was over Ogden Saturday and Sunday.
                                                                  Just to show what can turn up Aug/Sept I,ve put together a few of the Fly Flatts birds from previous years during these 2 month.
 





                                                       Wigeon
                                                   Juv Ringed Plover
                             First  Pink Footed geese over mid Sept
                                   Yellow Legged Herring gull
                                            Ruff




                                              Golden Plover
                                     Common Scoter


                                       Merlin
                                                        Dunlin
                                                          Sanderling




                                     Distant Black Redstart
                                       Grey Plover


                                             Dunlin
                                    juv Shelducks
                                          Dunlin
                                  Dunlin and Ringed Plovers
                                    1 of 2 Greenshank across on the far shore, juvs


                                          Ad summer Turnstone



                                        juv Turnstone, fly over


                                          Greenshank, west bank

                                     Ringed Plover

                                                  Common Scoter
BS