The first Common Tern of the year was offshore, seen from Exmouth early morning with a Great Skua, 30+ Sandwich Tern, 10 Kittiwake, eight Common Scoter and five Great Northern and a Red-throated Diver.
Overhead there were 46 Lesser Black-backed Gull, 29 House and eight Sand Martin, 20 Swallow, 13 Swift and a Meadow Pipit. Elsewhere four Wheatear were on site with three Reed Warbler in song at the Main Pond.
Wildlife News: Another new plant for the Recording Area was found today, Mediterranean Spurge Euphorbia characias, like several recent additions this is a non-native species that has spread from plantings around the tourist areas.
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