The bay was again quiet apart from 3 distant flying RT diver. Only several common scoter on the water. 6 grey geese sp. fly by the cliffs and out toward the worm, before being joined by 2 cormorant( approx same size) , and then came back in and headed east along the coast. Through the bins, caught a couple of the birds whose bills looked smallish and relatively dark. Not big orange hooter of grey lag. I haven’t got much detail of upper parts , only at distance going toward sun. They only called a couple of times, not the harsh honk of grey lag, so on probability, prob grey lag seen awkwardly, but may? Be pink foots.
A red kite was quartering low over the fields putting most birds up. Seemed to be same numbers as recent.
At Overton, only 3 woodlark seen, so , in all likelihood by GCSE maths, 6-3 gives 3 which were prob there last week, not 6…I was duped!
Over and out