There were light south-west winds, overcast conditions and temperatures reached 19 degrees C. During the seawatch, single Red-throated Divers flew north and south, 59 Manx Shearwaters, a Tufted Duck and 22 Teal went south, 143 Common Scoter moved north. Southbound waders included 14 Sanderling, 120 Dunlin, one Bar-tailed and two Black-tailed Godwits, 32 Redshank and a Greenshank. A juvenile Mediterranean Gull and two Little Gulls flew south, along with 222 Common Terns and four Arctic Terns. A Bonxie was offshore of the Outer Head, with it or another also seen off Bempton RSPB.
There were 14 Teal, a Greenshank and two Dunlin on North Marsh, with eight Black-tailed Godwits, six Dunlin and a Teal on Thornwick Pools. A handful of Willow Warblers were recorded, including three at Thornwick and another at Oceanview, whilst a Whinchat was at North Marsh.
The Little Egret and Cuckoo remained at Buckton, where six Common Buzzards flew south-east and a Hobby was seen on several occasions. Better still, an Osprey showed well over Bempton RSPB before drifting north-west.
A juvenile Mediterranean Gull was on the beach at Sewerby and later South Landing.
