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This morning at the very iconic Hurst castle. Weather was mild and the tide falling.

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This morning at the very iconic Hurst castle. Weather was mild and the tide falling. The sea was very quiet for bird life. 6 Common Scoter, 2 Eider, and 2 Black-throated Diver were the highlights. The Divers called as they flew past giving a nice brief image of northern Scandinavia, and conveniently confirming them as Black-Throated beyond any doubt. (Divers in flight being tricky at the best of times). Overhead a Skylark called. Never had any real vismig going on at this location Elsewhere the scrub around the castle was quiet. The saltmarsh was full of waders and wildfowl. A Greenshank was the best I could manage amongst the many Dunlin, Curlew, Turnstone, Brents, teal and Wigeon. A pair of Stonechat completed the morning. #seawatch #Diver

A couple of good sightings including Pomarine Skua, and Little Gull, plus a rare glimpse of me hard at work on the...

A couple of good sightings including Pomarine Skua, and Little Gull, plus a rare glimpse of me hard at work on the bridge during this latest Newhaven - Dieppe survey for Marinelife http://www.marine-life.org.uk/newhaven-dieppe/2014/11/15