Seawatching on the 23rd produced the first 2
Sooty Shearwaters of the year, along with 6
Manx Shearwaters. As waders continued to pass through, a
Black-tailed Godwit on the 23rd was followed by a flock of 11 the next day, a mass arrival of
Sanderlings numbered more than 400 birds, and an invasion 215
Dunlins took place during the day on the 24th. After a lengthy period of inactivity, there were finally some landbirds to talk about on the 24th: a
Crossbill flew south in the afternoon, a
Swift and a
Collared Dove were both new and, unbelievably, stunningly, the
Western Bonelli's Warbler reappeared Lazarus-like in the Holland House gardens after more than three weeks of presumed absence!
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