The Tawny pipit continued its stay and gave some good views in the sheep field south of Head Farm viewable looking north from the clifftop path.

Elsewhere there was a further increase in migrants with 8 Willow Warblers, 5 Chiffchaff, 2 Blackcap, 3 White Wagtails, 19 Sand martins, 9 Swallows and a Yellow Wagtail. A Great Skua was seen feeding on a dead Guillemot off Bempton whilst the Flamborough sea watch included 237 Fulmar north (none south), 3 distant Shags going north (and therefore possibly not local birds), 19 Common Scoter north and 15 south. Terns were also moving with 10 Sandwich and 2 Commons heading north.