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31st May
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Portland Bill Sanderling 1e, Mediterranean Gull 9etc, Swallow 1n, Wheatear 1, Chiffchaff 2, Spotted Flycatcher 4.
30th May
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Portland Bill Manx Shearwater 4e, Common Scoter 22e, Mediterranean Gull 10 etc, Sandwich Tern 3e 2w, Reed Warbler 1. To break the recent m...
29th May
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Portland Bill Balearic Shearwater 1w, Common Scoter 42e, Arctic Skua 3w, Mediterranean Gull 2 etc, Reed Warbler 3, Blackcap 1, Chiffchaff 1....
28th May
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Portland Bill Manx Shearwater 100etc, Common Scoter 113e, Sparrowhawk 1, Dunlin 2w, Little Gull 1e, Black-headed Gull 1e 1n, Swift 5n, Wh...
27th May
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Portland Bill Manx Shearwater 10etc, Balearic Shearwater 1etc, Little Egret 5n, Common Scoter 6e 3w, Sparrowhawk 1, Sanderling 3w, Arctic Sk...
26th May
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Portland Bill diver sp 1w, Manx Shearwater c100etc, Sooty Shearwater 1 flew east twice during the day but no sign of it lingering within vis...
25th May
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Portland Bill Manx Shearwater c400etc, Balearic Shearwater 1w, Sooty Shearwater 1e, Storm Petrel 1e, Merlin 1n, Arctic Skua 1e, Spotted Flyc...
24th May
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Portland Bill Grey Heron 2w, Black-headed Gull 1etc, Bee-eater 1w over the Obs at 09:00, Spotted Flycatcher 1. The weirdest arrival of the d...
23rd May
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Portland Bill Grounded migrants: Wheatear 2, Reed Warbler 2, Willow Warbler 1, Chiffchaff 1. Visible passage: Grey Heron 1. Sea passage: Com...
22nd May
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Portland Bill Grounded migrants: Wheatear 3, Turtle Dove 1, Spotted Flycatcher 1. Visible passage: Swift 3, Grey Heron 1, Yellow Wagtail 1. ...
21st May
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Portland Bill Grounded migrants: Wheatear 3, Spotted Flycatcher 3, Turtle Dove 1, Willow Warbler 1. Sea passage: Manx Shearwater c20etc, Com...
20th May
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A morning of rain assisted our needy cause today, dropping first a Cuckoo at Pennsylvania Castle and a handful of routine late arrivals at t...
19th May
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Premier League we may have been back in the heady days of late April but fast forward a month and proceedings feel a lot like being stuck in...
18th May
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A reminder that there's an InFocus field day at the Obs between 10am and 4pm this Sunday, 22nd May. T...
17th May
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Odds and ends out of the continuing somewhat disturbed conditions today included a fly-over Red Kite and a briefly grounded Turtle Dove at ...
16th May
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After a spectacularly turbulent night that saw a series of electric storms rumble in off the Channel the damp and surprisingly breezy dawn l...
15th May
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Occasional heavy showers overnight; thundery showers arriving from the south through the day peaking after dusk; fresh easterly all day grad...
14th May
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A mid-May date for World Migratory Bird Day is never going to be in our favour and so it came to pass today, with migratory activity restric...
13th May
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Brisk westerlies don't usually do us many favours so it was quite a surprise when the shout went up this morning for a Bee-eater at the...
12th May
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A day of brisky westerlies and clear skies that for the most part wasn't up to much on the bird front. A reappearance of yesterday's...
11th May
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Today's results would have looked sad indeed without a spirited contribution from the sea - even if those rewards required a good deal o...
10th May
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The sea salvaged some respectability today in an altogether more promising brisk southwestly, that saw 6 each of Pomarine and Arctic Skua , ...
9th May
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A day that'll be chiefly memorable for all the wrong reasons as, far from the first time ever, the sight of cutlery in motion was denied...
8th May
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With the breeze back firmly in the east there were hopes for the day and these were quickly realised with the discovery of a Woodchat Shrike...
7th May
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A quite varied selection of late migrants on offer today, with many grounding only briefly - if at all - in the warm sunshine and gentle nor...
6th May
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The death throes of spring or a temporary blip? - today's rather abject performance from the ground, the sky and the sea was disappointi...
5th May
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A lovely clear, sunny day to get out birding but much too nice to expect much in the way of an arrival of migrants. Although variety remaine...
4th May
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A flat calm, bright dawn after a clear night didn't bode well so the variety quickly encountered was a welcome surprise even if numbers ...
3rd May
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A ticking over day rather than one dripping with migrants but more than entertaining enough with plenty of variety to get amongst. Totals of...
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