Monday 5th June 2023

Monday 5th June 2023

Feock: Adult Rosy Starling seen on its own in garden at 7.0am but not since. (K Dalziel)

Amble Marshes: 3 Turtle Dove in Ash tree next to the hide. Reappeared again after 2 hours and headed towards Walmsley. 2 Stock Dove, 2m Reed Bunting, 2 Sedge Warbler. (A Tomkins)

St Issey: Turtle Dove feeding on the road by Trevilgus Farm. Flew off into a nearby field. (W Delacour)

Stithians Reservoir: 28 Lesser Black-backed Gull, 400+ Herring Gull on water plus 300+ in surrounding fields, 2 Great Crested Grebe, 1 Cuckoo calling, 1 Garden Warbler singing, 1 Skylark singing. (J St Ledger)

Tregandanel Farm (Nr Sticker): 1 Yellowhammer. (M Jones)

Tremayne Quay: Tawny Owlet (S. Wood)

Tresillian to St Clement: 16 Shelduck (1 pair with brood of 9 ducklings), 3 Teal (2m 1f – uncommon here in June), 1 Bullfinch. 4 Grey Heron, 4 Little Egret, 1 Cormorant, 1 Buzzard, 1 Moorhen with 4 chicks. (A Nicholson)

Rock Helipad Field: 23 Linnet, 17 Greenfinch all feeding on seeds in area not cut for a month. (S Grose)

Porthilly Point: 12 active Sand Martin nests, 3 Ringed Plover, 7 Shelduck, 5 Dunlin, 1 Kestrel, 86 Oystercatcher, 2 Little Egret, 1 Grey Heron, 2 Raven over, 3 Rock Pipit, 2 Meadow Pipit, 1 Skylark. (S Grose)

Predannack Wollas: 1 Red Kite E towards airfield at 0930hrs. (J Hawkey & K Dalziel)

Hayle Estuary: 18 Ringed Plover & 15 Dunlin. (J Hawkey)

Godrevy Point 10.30 – 11.30: 6 (2m 1f 3juv) Stonechat, 12 Linnet, 2 Wren, 2 Dunnock, 1 Meadow Pipit, 7 Jackdaw, 2 Carrion Crow. (M Webb)

Helston: 1 Nuthatch. (J Wearne)

Late submission, 4/6, Point and Restronguet Creek: 4 Common Swift, 2 Barn Swallow, 2 House Martin, 8 Curlew. (T Wilson)

Late submission, 2/6, Kilkhampton: Black Kite seen over the A39 about 1 mile north of Kilkhampton. (AC Drew)

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Rosy Starling – Kate Dalziel
Rosy Starling – Kate Dalziel
Turtle Dove – Andy Tomkins
Turtle Dove – Andy Tomkins
Turtle Dove – Andy Tomkins
Wren – Martin Webb
Tawny Owl – Steven Wood
Juv Stonechat – Martin Webb
Linnet – Martin Webb
Stonechat – Martin Webb