In a bitterly cold northerly wind this morning, the sheltered southern side of the Ness still held two
Firecrests but the bushes between there and Bundle Head were blown out and very little was moving overhead bar a few finches. A scan of the estuary towards Flow Point from Salcombe Dip layby at high tide produced four female
Red-breasted Mergansers, four
Wigeon and 23
Shelducks - all recent arrivals - plus at least 274
Oystercatchers and 31
Redshanks roosting up against the railway.
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