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| One of two Marsh Harriers in off the North Sea |
A few shots from the Easter weekend, with lots of movement at Muston Sands - including big counts and many hundreds of Linnets and Goldfinches, a nice steady trickle of hirundines, Yellow Wagtails into double figures, the three Great Northern Divers in the bay alongside a wonderful show from 12 Bottlenose Dolphins, plenty of raptor activity headlined by two Marsh Harriers and a Red Kite, and a fine showing of White Wagtails - four together on the golf course was the most I've ever seen in one group here.
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| Red Kite heading south |
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| One of five White Wagtails (four together plus a fifth south) on Sunday |
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| One of 12 Bottlenose Dolphins playing in the bay |
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| A high, coasting Great Spotted Woodpecker |
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| Two of many hundreds of Linnets on the move |
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| Sand Martin - all three hirundines a regular occurence in recent days |
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| Skylark - still small numbers moving |
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| Chaffinch |
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| Euro Golden Plover heading inland |
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| Migrating Dunnock |
