RCP at
Reculver, a
Reculver tick and well worth the wait.............. more medication please!

The last few weeks, and I finally managed to escape the grip of the
NHS and relax birding locally. A flying visit to
Cliffe produced the hoped for
Shelducks plus a bonus
Pec Sand, a regular visitor to Kent but one I don't see every year. Also here was a Wood Sand, 2
Greenshank and a soon to arrive KP from Essex, by which time I was at
Elmley.

A small group of Curlew Sands part of a flock of nearly 50 birds

Willow Emerald at
Reculver, (cheers Derek) a small colony is present hopefully the start of something bigger in the County

At
Reculver this 'common'
Mipit put on a good show once it settled down and I'd failed to string it into
anything else beforehand with it's sneaky habits!


Red-backed Shrike at
Reculver, always a good one to see and this was a particularly showy individual.
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