The Lincolnshire Bird Club

The area south of Skegness was fairly quiet from 0700 so a Seawatch was the order of the day from 0730 to 1015.
Wigeon 16 N
Brent Goose 10 S
R T Diver 3N 5S
Eider 6 N
Arctic Tern 6 N
Commic Tern 9 N
Sandwich Tern 1 N
Manx Shearwater 3 S
G C Grebe 1 S
Bonxie 2 N
Arctic Skua 1 S
Pom Skua 1 N
Skua sp 1 S
Gannet 73 S 9 N
Kittiwake 51 S including a flock of 35
Common Scoter 5 S
Velvet Scoter 1 S landed on sea
Guillemot 4 N
Auk Sp 1 S 4 N

The mobile tit flock in the Sea Front Road area this morning also held 2 Chiffchaff and a cracking male Firecrest

As the northwesterly wind continued another Sea watch was from 1600 to 1745
Guillemot 4 N
Auk sp 2 N 4 S
Common Scoter 4 S
Gannet 67 N 23 S
Bonxie 3 N
Long tailed Skua 2 N
Kittiwake 24 N
R T Diver 2 N
Manx Shearwater 1 S 1 N
Commic Tern 2 S

Little vismig though Grey Wagtail south, 12 Redpoll south, 60+ Blackbird in dunes and 30+ Redwing

Could be a rare weekend!!

Regards

Nige