Day Four at Spurn

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On Friday we went to Spurn for the final time that week. Unfortunately, it was a lot darker than any other day of the week. However, the rain stopped before the morning group started, and started again during the lunch hour, but luckily ceased before the afternoon class started, but began finally shortly before the afternoon class was about to conclude. Having spent the whole week there, what was noticeable at first, was just how many common migrants had now arrived: especially Robins, winter thrushes and Bramblings. At first there were relatively few star rare birds, but an alleged Olive-backed Pipit was reported as we were leaving. Despite this apparent lack we had good views of the Jack Snipe again, and a long view of a Woodcock and a Short-eared Owl both along the riverside enlivened the morning walk. There were also some common birds elsewhere, which are considered as Spurn rarities: Long-tailed Tits, and a Purple Sandpiper.

Short-eared Owl