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Sunday, June 19, 2022

More Common Scoters for Fly Flatts.

 

                               The Oystercatchers had moved their 2 young to the fields today.
                                              Only 3 Dunlin present
                                             Dunlin and Oyk.


                                        All Common Sandpipers with young now.
                                         A good year for breeding Meadow Pipits.
                                         The 2 Greylag families near fledging
                                        More gems on the water, 4 Common Scoter, males.




Another of my favourite weather mornings with a cold NW>4 and full cloud bringing some light drizzle across the moor at 9 degrees.
                             June is always the best month for Common Scoter at Fly Flatts so another 4 in today was.nt really a surprise but hard to pick out in the rough water as the kept to the centre of the water at the north end. A dash on the west bank got me something near in range but still keeping at distance.
I,m still waiting for a good size raft of them dropping in with 4 being the most I,ve had together, although we once had 72 on TMR many moons ago.
                          Nothing else out of the ordinary with the usual waders and still only 3 Dunlin whilst the Ringed Plovers are still holding onto their eggs.
BS