First stop was to catch up with the 2 Glossy ibis, which were still in the same field by the church. Best on a good look around the airfield was the Hooded crow by the water trough, my arrival unfortunately coincided with the farmer heading out on his quadbike to check the sheep so probably no surprise there were no waders around.
I stopped off at the Gann for high tide. 48 redshank, 8 barwits, 6 dunlin,2 turnstone, 2 greenshank, the curlew sandpiper and spotted redshank still here. The kingfisher was fishing from beneath the egret roost, 6 little egret, 2 heron. 12 wigeon, 2 Little grebe and a moorhen flushed out by the big tide. A sleeping juvenile gannet in the bay, may be sick, it did put it's head up briefly but last seen drifting up the river. Only 20 Med gulls, lots of black heads feeding on the tideline at full tide with what appeared to be a BH/Med hybrid among them. Just looking through some photos it looks there was a litte stint which I completely missed, be worth checking just incase it's something better. Day had started off pretty well with a hummingbird hawkmoth outside the kitchen window while I was waiting for the kettle to boil.