Moderate/strong southerly winds featured throughout a generally light overcast day, with temperatures rising to 21 degrees C. During the seawatch, a Great Northern Diver and a Mediterranean Gull flew north, whilst a Velvet Scoter and a Pomarine Skua headed in the opposite direction.
Away from the sea, three Pink-footed Geese overflew the headland in the morning. A Great White Egret – Flamborough’s seventh record – flew south past North Landing at 1450hrs, before eventually settling in the South Landing area; it flew west over South Dykes at 1600hrs. The Nuthatch remained in South Dykes, Old Fall still hosted a Yellow-browed Warbler. However, better still a Richard’s Pipit was located in the North Landing vicinity, with a Ring Ouzel and a Whinchat nearby.
Buckton attracted a Ruff, five Coal Tits, a Willow Tit and one Whinchat.
