MEGA BIRD NEWS:2nd May 2026-Lesser Kestrel-Cornwall-Croft Pascoe Pool-Adult male still showing well in roadside bush at 50.0280, -5.1723; very limited parking, park considerately in layby (TR12 6SN) and walk through woods to end of plantation to view-Zitting Cisticola-Suffolk-Walberswick NNR-Displaying male again over saltmarsh between beach and Dunwich River; use Cliff Field car park (IP18 6TX; card/app payment only) and walk south-west along beach for c 1km to view from 52.3063, 1.6560. View only from the seawall, do not walk out on the raised bank-Stejneger's Scoter-Fife-East Wemyss-2nd-summer drake still on sea; use Weavers Court car park (KY1 4RT) and view from Wemyss Caves
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30.8.17

PECTORAL SANDPIPER-BURTON RSPB-30TH AUGUST 2017

I visited Burton RSPB this morning, hoping to see a juvenile Pectoral sandpiper that had been found late yesterday afternoon. The bird was soon found on arrival with a flock of Dunlin in front of the visitors centre on the main scape.






Pectoral Sandpiper

Pectoral sandpipers have been seen annually over the last 15 years at Burton RSPB, with only two years, in 2007 and 2010, where they were not recorded.
The Western Cattle Egret was also still present on the reserve and showed well.

 Cattle Egret

A great morning birding! Autumn is here; bring on the Mega!