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Rye Harbour Nature Reserve. The Avocets are back. 14.03.22

  • Writer: Sim Elliott
    Sim Elliott
  • Mar 15, 2022
  • 1 min read

Monday 13.03.22 was the first day of my 2022 trips Rye Harbour to survey bumblebees as part of the Bumblebee Conservation Trust's Shorthaired Bumblebee Reintroduction Project for 2022 (we survey from March to October), After surveying I spent from 2.45-5.15 walking around the reserve bird watching.


This is what I saw: Black-Headed Gulls, Herring Gulls, Great Black-Backed Gulls, Cormorants, Oystercatchers, Avocets, Golden Plovers, Ruffs, Redshank, Black-Tailed Godwits, Little Egrets, Grey Heron, Teal, Gadwall, Wigeon, Mallards, Tufted Ducks, Gadwall, Shovelers, Shelducks, Little Grebes, Coots,

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Skylarks, Starlings, Blackbirds, Carrion Crows, Magpies, Pied Wagtail



Oystercatcher

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Teal

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Oystercatcher

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Oystercatchers - and Golden Plovers behind

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Black-Tailed Godwit

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Skylarks

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Oystercatchers and Golden Plovers

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Little Grebe

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Cormorants

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Female Ruff

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Pied Wagtail

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2nd winter Great Black-Backed Gull jevenile

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Avocets

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Shiveloe

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Wigeon

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Curlew

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Fairlight Cliff

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Starlings

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Mallards

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Male Tufted Ducks

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Castle Water

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Canada Geese

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Female Teal

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Camber Castle

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Cormorants on Castle Water

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Coot

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Grey Heron

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