On the 2nd, Phil Espin recorded 2 Red-throatedDivers north and 11 Little Gulls south during a one hour seawatch out from Pye's Hall.

         This morning at the south end, a one hour seawatch up to the high tide and onset of rain at 1140 saw 2 Red-throated Divers, 7 Wigeon and one Red-breasted Merganser north, while to the south were 40 Wigeon, 2 Teal, one Red-throated Diver and 2 Little Gulls.   Three Skylarks came in from the sea. On the shore or fishing just offshore were 25 Cormorants and 4 Shags.   Also on the shore were 8 Redshanks, 2 Knot, 150 Lapwings, 66 Curlews, 2 Oystercatchers, 20 Dunlin, 130 Sanderlings and 150 Brent Geese.   The only birds of note on the dunes were 5 Grey Partridges, one Short-eared Owl and one Great Spotted Woodpecker, but on the flashes were 5 Mute Swans, 3 Whooper Swans, 8 Teal, 3 Tufted Ducks, 5 Little Grebes, 4 Redshanks and one Common Snipe.