Shoreham/Adur Estuary. 13.11.21. Greenshank

On Saturday I went to Shoreham to go on a guided walk along the river with the Shoreham and District Ornithology Society, of which I am a member. The walk was from 10.00-12.00. I got to Shoreham (by bus) at 9.00, and bird watched solo; and I di some more bird watching on my own after the guided walk had finished

I saw a Greenshank, Redshanks, Herring Gulls, Blackhead Gulls, Great Black Backed Gulls, Little Grebes, Cormorants, Mallards, Turnstones, Oystercatchers, a Grey Plover, a Peregrine Falcon, a Kingfisher, Little Egrets, Mallards, and some Lapwings (not photographed)

From Coronation Green

Black-headed Gulls and Redshanks

From the Norfolk Bridge

Great Black Baked Gull, Herring Gulls, Redshank

Tunrstones

Oystercatchers

Oystercatchers and Turnstones

Little Egret and Oystercatchers

From the A259

Grey Heron

From the end of the path by the houseboats/A259

Little Egret

Mallards

Greenshank

Greenshank and Redshank(s)

Widewater

Cormorant

Little Grebes

Green shank again (walking back from Widewater)

From the east side of the river (between the Toll Bridge and the Norfolk Bridge)

Redshank

Peregrine Falcon

Grey Plover

Kingfisher

From Coronation Green

Ringed Plovers and a Black-Headed Gull (south bank)

Redshanks

Redshank (north bank)