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Lesser Whitethroat - Charles Fleming
The estuary was also busy with an Osprey mid morning, a juvenile Black Tern, a Little Ringed Plover, 331 Curlew, 294 Redshank, 226 Dunlin, 97 Ringed Plover, 49 Sandwich and four Common Tern, 47 Knot, a Greenshank, the first Snipe of the autumn and the Slavonian Grebe. A second Black Tern joined over 700 Black-headed and 10 Mediterranean Gull anting over the estuary and surround areas.
Wildlife News: Two Clouded Yellow were seen and the Grey Seal was in the estuary.
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