Suffolk
Bird
Group

August 7th

Walberswick: the FAN-TAILED WARBLER still present all day

Boyton Marsh: the BLACK STORK still present along the dyke, east of Boyton Hall Farm plus a juvenile Spoonbill on the river.

Felixstowe: a NIGHT HERON recorded by nocmig at 2am.

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August 6th

Southwold: a juvenile Caspian Gull at the harbour.

Walberswick: the FAN-TAILED WARBLER still present all day.

Hazlewood Marsh: a Curlew Sandpiper and eight Spoonbills.

Boyton Marsh: the BLACK STORK still present along the dyke, east of Boyton Hall Farm.

Bawdsey: an Osprey flew high north-west.

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August 5th

Walberswick: the FAN-TAILED WARBLER still present all day near the Buckthorn clump, 800m south of the harbour.

Hazlewood Marsh: a Curlew Sandpiper and seven Spoonbills.

Boyton Marsh: the BLACK STORK still present along the dyke, east of Boyton Hall Farm.

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August 4th

Walberswick: the FAN-TAILED WARBLER again present all day near the Buckthorn clump, 800m south of the harbour.

Aldeburgh Marsh: six Spoonbills.

Hazlewood Marsh: a Curlew Sandpiper present on the rising tide before flying towards Aldeburgh Marsh.

Boyton Marsh: the BLACK STORK again showing well.

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August 3rd

Walberswick: a FAN-TAILED WARBLER 800m south of the harbour near a clump of Buckthorn. A juvenile Caspian Gull at the harbour.

Minsmere: an Arctic Skua north.

Sizewell: 12 Little Gulls and two Caspian Gulls.

Aldeburgh Marsh: two Wood Sandpipers and a Curlew Sandpiper.

Boyton Marsh: the BLACK STORK again showing well, a Curlew Sandpiper and a HONEY-BUZZARD north.

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August 2nd

Lowestoft: a Great Skua north past Ness Point.

Benacre: four Spoonbills and a Curlew Sandpiper on the Broad.

Minsmere: three Arctic Skuas offshore, Curlew Sandpiper and Wood Sandpiper on South Scrape plus 10 Little Gulls on East Scrape.

Aldeburgh Marsh: two Wood Sandpipers.

Boyton Marsh: the BLACK STORK again showing well.

Ramsholt: a Wood Sandpiper.

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August 1st

Walberswick: four juvenile unringed Caspian Gulls at the harbour.

Dunwich: an Arctic Skua close inshore.

Aldeburgh Marsh: seven Spoonbills and two Wood Sandpipers.

Hazlewood Marsh: an adult Curlew Sandpiper and eight Spoonbills.

Boyton Marsh: the BLACK STORK again showing well.

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