By far the highlight was the vast abundance of
Wheatears. Over 6 years of doing this patch i have never seen anything like it. Atleast 80
Wheatears were counted in various places including a flock of 30. Mixed in with these were 11
Whinchats and around 128
Yellow Wagtails were feeding/flying over including a flock of 50.
Other highlights included 1
Spotted Flycatcher, 1
Grey Wagtail, 6
Tree Pipits, 27
Whitethroats, 7
Lesser Whitethroats, 23
Blackcaps, 25
Willow Warblers, 3
Chiffchaffs, 3
Reed Warblers and singles of
Sedge and
Garden Warblers.


Spotted Flycatcher and Yellow Wagtail on Seaford Head.