Robbing cobwebs.
1 pr Tufted
Alive with Meadow Pipits
Tufteds in the murk
1 of 4 Ringed Plover
Not an easy watch and only a few quick scopes across to the north bank dodging the fog banks. Visibility was maintained half way across the water so the fringes of the reservoir could be checked although some of the shore, including the peninsular, are now back under water.
Just the usual Ringed Plovers, Redshanks, Common Sandpipers and Oystercatchers were found with no sign of the 4 Dunlin.
Lots of Meadow Pipits were present gathering food for their young whilst 4 Reed Bunting were in the compound. Just a single male Wheatear and Pied Wagtail, also in the compound, along with the usual species plus a pair of Tufted on the water, new in.
More fog for morning on a light NE with some light rain.
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