Suffolk
Bird
Group

January 1st​

Kessingland: four Shore Larks and 100+ Snow Buntings present on the beach.

Southwold: a RED-NECKED GREBE and two Velvet Scoters north offshore.

Walberswick: at least one FAN-TAILED WARBLER still present in scrub about one mile south of the beach huts plus three Jack Snipe around the shore pools.

Minsmere: the TEMMINCK'S STINT from West Hide plus a Water Pipit. A Black-throated Diver offshore.

Sudbourne: a Cattle Egret at Moss Carr paddocks.

Gedgrave: two Bewick's Swans, a Cattle Egret, a Raven plus 12 Tundra Bean Geese flew south.

Waldringfield: a Great Northern Diver half a mile up river from the dock.

Ipswich: a Common Sandpiper on the River Gipping in front of the railway station.

Alton Water: two Scaup again viewable from Tattingstone Wonder.​​

Stour Estuary: the Black-throated Diver flew west and landed on the west side of Holbrook Bay and the Great Northern Diver east of buoy 4 off Stutton Ness. Two Black-necked Grebes below Lower Holbrook.

Mildenhall: the overwintering Yellow-browed Warbler again present.