The day featured light south-west winds, sunny intervals and relatively low temperatures that peaked at 5 degrees C. During the seawatch, a Blue Fulmar, eighteen Common Scoter and four Goldeneye flew north.
Further sightings included six Wigeon, 31 Teal, a Common Buzzard, 20 Curlew and five Lapwing. Six Mistle Thrush frequented Beacon Hill and Thornwick attracted a Stonechat. The two Richard’s Pipits remained in residence at North Landing, showing well in the field immediately east of the path leading from the chalets to the cliff top. South Landing hosted single Grey Wagtail and Siskin, whilst 15 Rock Pipits were on the beach there; one of the latter showing features consistent of ‘Scandinavian Rock Pipit’.
Bempton Cliffs RSPB attracted a Stonechat and six Siskin.
