Sorry for my error and poor appearance of the text. Rewritten herewith:-
An evening visit between Stonebridge and Pye's Hall. A Honey Buzzard which probably came in from the sea, crossed the dunes and flew across the realignment area and SW inland at 1910. Two Marsh Harriers and a Peregrine were also seen here and the Osprey was eating a fish on its usual pole. 5,000 Common Terns came into the roost along with 6,000 Black-headed Gulls, but only one Mediterranean Gull was found tonight. Waders were 72 Curlews, 6 Whimbrels, 7 Bar-tailed Godwits, 240 Golden Plovers, 22 Redshanks, Spotted Redshank, 67 Oystercatchers, 3 Avocets, Common Sandpiper and Green Sandpiper. Ca. 50 Common Scoters flew into the Humber.
Other birds of note were just 2 Sandwich Terns, 13 Little Egrets, 230 Linnets, 4 Robins and a Redstart.
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