Sightings

Thursday, 31 July 2025

Polite reminder for all visitors: the Little Tern colony at Beacon Ponds is extremely vulnerable to disturbance. PLEASE STAY WELL AWAY from the fenced area of beach, which is clearly signposted, and respect the wardens on duty. Up to 190 birds are present in the colony and can be viewed well from the flood bank.

Mainly sunny with rain late in the evening and a light F2 north east wind. Watches 0630-1000, 1800-1945.

Despite only 8 Willow Warblers being present a Wood Warbler turned up in the churchyard moving into the crown carpark sometimes showing well where a Treecreeper was also present.. 

There was no sign of the White-rumped Sandpiper but the 2 Roseate Terns remained on beacon ponds along with 200 Little Terns while a Spoonbill flew north and a Ruff on the Humber. 

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Monday, 28 July 2025

Sunny spells with longer cloudy spells and the odd shower with light f£ north west winds. Watches 0630-1000.

The day saw little change the White-rumped Sandpiper again on beacon ponds with adult Roseate Tern and Curlew Sandpiper here also. There was also 3 Common Sandpipers, 270 Redshank, 2 Greenshanks, 750 Dunlin, 167 Little Terns, 24 Little Gulls and a Red Kite. 

There were few migrants bar a Tree Pipit, 8 Willow Warblers, a Chiffchaff, 2 Treecreepers, a Stonechat and 2 Crossbills while 2 Green Sandpipers flew south. 

A male Keeled Skimmer was in north field (3rd record) and a Red-veined Dater nearby.

Outside the area the Stone Curlew remained at Skeffling where a Lesser Emperor and Vagrant Emperor were also present. 

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Sunday, 27 July 2025

Polite reminder for all visitors: the Little Tern colony at Beacon Ponds is extremely vulnerable to disturbance. PLEASE STAY WELL AWAY from the fenced area of beach, which is clearly signposted, and respect the wardens on duty. Up to 130 birds are present in the colony and can be viewed well from the flood bank.

Mainly overcast with just a glimpse of the sun with light F2 north west winds. Watches 0630-1055.

The White-rumped Sandpiper continued to show at high tides at beacon ponds with Dunlins as did the adult and juvenile Roseate Terns along with a visit from a Curlew Sandpiper and a Spoonbill. There was another decent total of 25 Willow Warblers (18 ringed in sykes field), a Chiffchaff, single Treecreeper,, 2 Stonechats and 5 Yellow Wagtails.  

The day saw some marginally better Wader movement with 9 Oystercatchers, 2 Turnstones, 57 Knot and 11 Dunlin along with a Puffin, 40 Razorbills, 2 Fulmars and 30 Gannets.

Outside the recording area the Stone Curlew remained at Skeffling where over 1000 Curlews were counted.

Ringing 18 Willow Warbler, 1 Sedge Warbler, 5 Reed Warbler, 1 Treecreeper, 22 Starling, 1 Robin, 1 Reed Bunting, 49/7

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Saturday, 26 July 2025

Sunny spells amongst cloudy periods with light north westerly winds. Watches 0630-0930.

The juvenile Stone Curlew which has been at Skeffling visited the area being on the mud at Sammys for a while then flew back west. The White-rumped Sandpiper again found beacon ponds to its liking at high tide with the 2 Roseate Terns (adult and juvenile) still lingering in the area. Beacon ponds also had 2 Little-ringed Plovers, 3 Common Sandpipers, 180 Little Terns, 200 Sandwich Terns and 3 Marsh Harriers with 2 Little Owls at nearby grange farm. A small influx of 33 Willow Warblers to the area included several moulting adults with a Cuckoo trapped in sykes field, 2 Whinchats in the triangle and a wandering Corn Bunting. 

Some varied light movement brought 3 Teal, 16 Oystercatchers, 17 Whimbrel, 2 Green Sandpipers, a Puffin, 51 Razorbills, a Redpoll and 4 Crossbills. 

Ringing 1 Wood Pigeon, 1 Cuckoo, 2 Blue Tit, 1 Chiffchaff, 24 Willow Warbler, 1 Sedge Warbler, 5 Reed Warbler, 6 Wren, 1 Dunnock, 42/9
 

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Friday, 25 July 2025

Polite reminder for all visitors: the Little Tern colony at Beacon Ponds is extremely vulnerable to disturbance. PLEASE STAY WELL AWAY from the fenced area of beach, which is clearly signposted, and respect the wardens on duty. Up to 130 birds are present in the colony and can be viewed well from the flood bank.

Bright and sunny most of the day clouding over late on with light winds. Watches 0630-1000.

Quite a ncice varied day started with 2 Cattle Egrets sat on the Humber off the warren which eventually flew off south while the adult White-rumped Sandpiper was on beacon ponds and an adult Roseate Tern was still about. There was also a blogging Wood Sandpiper, a Kingfisher at chalky point, Caspian Gull on the ponds, an adult Yellow-legged Gull on the Humber and maybe 12 Crossbills heading north west. Passerine migrants were few but a Cuckoo, 9 Willow Warblers, a Goldcrest and single Tree Pipit were recorded. 

Just outside the area the Stone Curlew was still at Skeffling. 

Ringing: Reed Warbler, 2

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Thursday, 24 July 2025

Rain all morning petered out leaving some sunny spells in a decreasing north west wind. Watches 0630-1000.

The White-rumped Sandpiper remained between the Humber and beacon ponds and the adult and juvenile Roseate Terns likewise. The Humber had a Curlew Sandpiper and 550 Little Gulls while some movement offshore had 34 Oystercatchers, a Greenshank, 7 Turnstones, 3 Knot, 136 Sanderlings and 11 Dunlin. 

Outside the area the Stone Curlew and 2 Common Cranes were at Skeffling. 

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Tuesday, 22 July 2025

 Sunny spells with showers and lengthier rain in the evening and a F2 easterly. Watches 0630-1000.

The adult White-rumped Sandpiper was still present mainly off the warren while a Black Tern and 2 Roseate Terns (adult and juvenile) blogged around the area. The Humber still had 105 Bar-tailed Godwits, 295 Redshanks, 350 Knot and 1000 Dunlin.

Passerines were represented by a Treecreeper, 5 Willow Warblers and a Crossbill.

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Monday, 21 July 2025

Polite reminder for all visitors: the Little Tern colony at Beacon Ponds is extremely vulnerable to disturbance. PLEASE STAY WELL AWAY from the fenced area of beach, which is clearly signposted, and respect the wardens on duty. Up to 130 birds are present in the colony and can be viewed well from the flood bank.

Lots of showers today or lengthier spells of rain with just the odd sunny spell and light F2 south west winds. Watches 0630-1000. 

The White-rumped Sandpiper was again on the Humber off the warren with other wader totals of 200 Golden Plovers, a Little-ringed Plover, 8 Whimbrels, 202 Curlews, 95 Bar-tailed Godwits, a Common Sandpiper, 150 Redshanks, 575 Knot, 167 Sanderlings and 1350 Dunlin plus a Black Tern and 2 Yellow-legged Gulls with a Wood Sandpiper nearby showing well on canal scrape where a Black Redstart was also present. The autumns first Redstart was along Humberside lane. 

No big totals but a trickle of southbound movement continues today seeing 19 Swifts, 30 Whimbrels, 2 Redshanks, 2 Turnstones, 6 Sanderlings, 26 Dunlins, 40 Sand Martins and 31 Swallows. 

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Sunday, 20 July 2025

Overnight showers peteed out leaving the odd sunny spells in light winds but heavy rain/showers reappeared later on. Watches 0630-1000.

A White-rumped Sandpiper on the Humber at the warren continued the recent good run for them and indeed could be a returning bird. Also present here 236 Golden Plovers, 4 Whimbrels, 2 Black-tailed Godwits, 4 Common Sandpiers, a Green Sandpiper and a Curlew Sandpiper with Beacon ponds chipping in with Little Stint and Black Tern. 

Some more light movement brought 3 Shovelers, 12 Teal, 2 Tufted Ducks, 118 Common Scoters, 29 Oystercatchers, 2 Whimbrels, 13 Knot, 21 Dunlinnand 37 Gannets.  

Ringing Great Tit 1, Starling 2, Sedge Warbler 2 Reed Warbler 3, Whitethroat 2, Robin 1, 11/6

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Saturday, 19 July 2025

Polite reminder for all visitors: the Little Tern colony at Beacon Ponds is extremely vulnerable to disturbance. PLEASE STAY WELL AWAY from the fenced area of beach, which is clearly signposted, and respect the wardens on duty. Up to 130 birds are present in the colony and can be viewed well from the flood bank.

A wet day with little wind and only a tiny glimpse of some sunshine. Watches 0630-1000. 

There were relatively few grounded Waders now that Kilnsea wetlands has dried up and some prolonged heavy rain is needed before it dries out too much. So beacon ponds has become the Wader stopover but in small numbers today having a Common Sandpiper, 9 Avocets, a Little-ringed Plover, a Greenshank and 309 Dunlins plus 450 Sandwich Terns, 25 Little Gulls, a Spoonbill and 5 Little Egrets.

Some light movement saw an Eider, 83 Common Scoters, 2 Whimbrels, 11 Knot, 4 Sanderlings, a Puffin and a Siskin. Full counts on Trektellen. 

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Friday, 18 July 2025

Calm bright start clouding up later with a F3 easterly wind. Watches 0630-1000. 

A superb adult male Honey Buzzard was the bird of the day as it flew south but rivalled with an unseasonal male Red-backed Shrike at the warren and while not on the same level an equally unusual Goldcrest at Kew. 

Elsewhere a Spoonbill was on beacon ponds with also Greenshank, 180 Little Terns, 500 Sandwich Terns, 163 Little Gulls, 20 Mediterranean Gulls, 15 Little Egrets and a Hobby. 

Ringing 2 Blue Tit, 1 Cettis Warbler, 3 Reed Warbler, 1 Whitethroat, 1 Robin, 8/5

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Thursday, 17 July 2025

Polite reminder for all visitors: the Little Tern colony at Beacon Ponds is extremely vulnerable to disturbance. PLEASE STAY WELL AWAY from the fenced area of beach, which is clearly signposted, and respect the wardens on duty. Up to 130 birds are present in the colony and can be viewed well from the flood bank.

A nice calm day clouding up later on with a slight increase in the wind to a F3 north easterly. Watches 0630-1000.

Yet again the best sightings were from the ponds area with a Common Sandpiper, single Green Sandpiper, a Wood Sandpiper, single Greenshank, an impressive 806 Sandwich Terns, 148 Little Terns, 2 Caspian Gulls and 3 Little Egrets. 

On the Humber 1030 Shelducks and 186 Curlews, a Crossbill flew west over Easington with a Stonechat at the warren

Ringing 1 Great Tit, 1 Chiffchaff, 1 Long-tailed Tit, 2 Sedge Warbler, 6 Reed Warbler, 2 Whitethroat 13/6

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Wednesday, 16 July 2025

A dull windy F5 south west start which calmed down and brightened up later on.

The first juvenile Willow Warbler was along the canal but unsuprisingly no other 'migrants' moving through so early. Other sightings were from the ponds area where there were 4 Little Grebes, 37 Golden Plovers, 3 Common Sandpipers, a Green Sandpiper, 30 Knots, 3 Arctic Terns, 20 Common Terns, 474 Sandwich Terns, 20 Mediterranean Gulls and a Yellow-legged Gull. 

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Tuesday, 15 July 2025

Polite reminder for all visitors: the Little Tern colony at Beacon Ponds is extremely vulnerable to disturbance. PLEASE STAY WELL AWAY from the fenced area of beach, which is clearly signposted, and respect the wardens on duty. Up to 130 birds are present in the colony and can be viewed well from the flood bank.

Showers or longer spells of rain admixed with sunny spells in a stiff F6 westerly wind. Watches 0525-1100, 1400-1600.

Maybe the first day of significant southerly offshore movement of Waders with 51 Whimbrels, 4 Curlews, 6 Bar-tailed Godwits, 16 Black-tailed Godwits, 2 Wood Sandpipers, 64 Redshanks, a Turnstone, 3 Knot, 2 Sanderlings and 23 Dunlin, while also moving 339 Kittiwakes, 3 Manx Shearwaters, 22 Sand Martins, 52 Swallows and 15 Crossbills. 

Elsewhere an adult Yellow-legged Gull was on the Humber, 50 Little Gulls blogging around the area and a decent count of 205 Sand Martins lingering. 

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Monday, 14 July 2025

Sunny spells and light showers much cooler than off late with light-moderate south easterly wind. Watches 0630-1000.

The numbers of Terns have been slowly building over the last few weeks with ringed Sandwich Tern juveniles appearing in the beacon pond roosts. Inevitably with more about it attacted other species with an adult Black Tern and 2 Roseate Terns plus 3 Arctic Terns, 9 Common Terns and 420 Sandwich Terns while 180 Little Terns in the colony. The ponds area also had a Wood Sandpiper, Green Sandpiper and Greenshank with a Merlin heading south.

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Sunday, 13 July 2025

Polite reminder for all visitors: the Little Tern colony at Beacon Ponds is extremely vulnerable to disturbance. PLEASE STAY WELL AWAY from the fenced area of beach, which is clearly signposted, and respect the wardens on duty. Up to 130 birds are present in the colony and can be viewed well from the flood bank.

Overcast and drizzle with some bright spells later on and light F2 easterly winds. Watches 0630-1000.

There was some light movement mainly over the sea 168 Common Scoter, a Whimbrel, single Green Sandpiper, 194 Kittiwakes, 2 Arctic Skuas, 2 Puffins, 4 Razorbills, 20 Guillemots, 69 Large Auk sp, a Red-throated Diver, 4 Manx Shearwaters and 95 Gannets. 

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Saturday, 12 July 2025

Overcast with drizzle a lot of the morning brightening up later on becoming warm with a light F2 north east wind. Watches 0515-1000, 1100-1400.

There was little change overall but a Quail 'singing' at Sammys was noteable. Other sighings saw a Crossbill blogging around the area and 60 Little Gulls wandering between the ponds and the sea. The ponds area also attracted 3 Little Grebes, 31 Black-tailed Godwits and 2 Curlew Sandpipers. while the Humber had 780 Shelducks, 4 Whimbrels and 250 Golden Plovers, 1150 Dunlin. 

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Friday, 11 July 2025

Polite reminder for all visitors: the Little Tern colony at Beacon Ponds is extremely vulnerable to disturbance. PLEASE STAY WELL AWAY from the fenced area of beach, which is clearly signposted, and respect the wardens on duty. Up to 130 birds are present in the colony and can be viewed well from the flood bank.

Hot and sunny with light east wind and few clouds. Watches 0510-1010.

Yet again the ponds area held the best sightings with Tufted Duck, 20 Black-tailed Godwits, 170 Little Terns, 5 Common Terns, 500 Sandwich Terns, 519 Black-headed Gulls and 24 Mediterranean Gulls while offshore 360 Little Gulls and 250 Kittiwakes.

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Thursday, 10 July 2025

A hot bright and sunny day with a moderate F5 westerly wind. Watches 0630-1000 1800-1840.

A Bee-eater flying south was maybe the bird from a few days ago while a Spoonbill headed the same way but apart from 144 Little Gulls heading north there was little else moving. 

The Humber again a decent selection of Waders as numbers slowy increased with 72 Golden Plovers, 125 Curlews, 13 Black-tailed Godwits, 189 Redshanks, a Spotted Redshank and 1257 Dunlin while at the ponds 160 Little Terns, 150 Sandwich Terns, 18 Little Gulls, 290 Black-headed Gulls and 10 Mediterranean Gulls. 

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Wednesday, 09 July 2025

Polite reminder for all visitors: the Little Tern colony at Beacon Ponds is extremely vulnerable to disturbance. PLEASE STAY WELL AWAY from the fenced area of beach, which is clearly signposted, and respect the wardens on duty. Up to 130 birds are present in the colony and can be viewed well from the flood bank.

Warm and sunny with lightish F2 south east winds. Watches 0630-1000, 1100-1330, 1400-1500, 1740-1900.

The vismiggers saw a return of some decent movement over both land and sea including some unseasonal Hirundine movement the best being 200 Common Scoters, 9 Little Gulls, an Arctic Skua, single Puffin, 71 Large Auk sp, 46 Guillemots, a Great Northern Diver, 18 Manx Shearwaters, 361 Gannets, 389 Sand Martins, 994 Swallows, 77 House Martins and a Corn Bunting.

It was quite tough going elsewhere a Spoonbill on beacon ponds and 91 Golden Plovers, 2 Whimbrels, 52 Curlews, 620 Dunlins and a Greenshank on the Humber the best of the other sightings. It was insects which again dominated the best of the sightings with our 2nd Keeled Skimmer in churchfield and a Lesser Emperor at beacon ponds plus a Dark Green Fritillary and White-letter Hairstreak in Kilnsea

Ringing 1 Lesser Whitethroat (P), 1 Wren 2/2

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Tuesday, 08 July 2025

Rain overnight overcast til mid-morning clearing leaving sunshine in a moderate F3 westerly wind. Watches 0630-1000.

Increases of Waders almost overnight saw Dunlin swell to 1156 birds on the Humber and beacon ponds where 2 Spoonbills, 12 Little Gulls and 180 Little Terns were present while a Green Sandpiper flew south.

Elsewhere a Cetti's Warbler was along the peninsual while the sea was quieter with a Wigeon, 14 Little Gulls, 35 Kittiwakes, 2 Arctic Skuas, 4 Puffins, 112 Large Auk sp and 128 Gannets. 

Ringing 1 Oystercatcher (p), 4 Ringed Plover (p), 31 Little Tern (P), 4 Blue Tit, 1 Song Thrush, 2 Robin, 1 Dunnock 45/7

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Monday, 07 July 2025

Polite reminder for all visitors: the Little Tern colony at Beacon Ponds is extremely vulnerable to disturbance. PLEASE STAY WELL AWAY from the fenced area of beach, which is clearly signposted, and respect the wardens on duty. Up to 130 birds are present in the colony and can be viewed well from the flood bank.

Some showers on and off all day with a decreasing F6 north west wind. Watches 0640-1150, 1515-1630.

There was some interest over the sea the best being 150 Little Gulls, 420 Kittiwakes, an Arctic Skua, a Puffin, 57 Razorbills, 238 Guillemots, 50 Manx Shearwaters and 205 Gannets. 

There were 3 Curlew Sandpipers and a Greenshank again on the Humber and 58 Little Gulls were on beacon ponds.

Ringing 3 Oystercatcher (P), 1 Barn Owl (P), 4/2

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Sunday, 06 July 2025

Showers or longer spells of rain admixed with sunny spells in light F2 westerly winds. Watches 0630-1000, 1100-1300, 1330-1430.

There was a nice non usual selection of species around the area including 2 Roseate Terns and 3 Curlew Sandpipers on the Humber, a Cattle Egret flew north at the warren and the Little Stint and 76 Little Gulls still on beacon ponds with also a Cuckoo and Redwing in the triangle, a Treecreeper at Kew and a Crossbill which flew west over the Humber. 

There was little in the way of movement bar 368 Swifts, 36 Sand Martins, 4 Little Gulls and 11 Manx Shearwaters. 

Another record for Lesser Emperor photgraphed in Kilnsea and a female Purple Hairstreak again around Kew. 

Ringing 2 Barn Owl (P), 1 Treecreeper, 1 Reed Warbler, 1 Whitethroat, 1 Lesser Whitethroat, 1 Dunnock, 7/6

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Saturday, 05 July 2025

Polite reminder for all visitors: the Little Tern colony at Beacon Ponds is extremely vulnerable to disturbance. PLEASE STAY WELL AWAY from the fenced area of beach, which is clearly signposted, and respect the wardens on duty. Up to 130 birds are present in the colony and can be viewed well from the flood bank.

A showery day with an increasing wind dropping of late on with occasional sunshine. Watches 0615-1030 1430-1600.

The day again saw some movement but no big numbers again though a Bee-eater wandered the area before heading south. Also moving 1720 Swifts, an Arctic Skua, a Hobby, 130 Sand Martins, 32 Swallows, 6 Yellow Wagtails and 2 Siskins. 

There were 3 Curlew Sandpipers on the Humber with the ponds area having a Little Stint, 46 Black-tailed Godwits, 122 Sandwich Terns, 194 Little Terns, 34 Little Gulls and 15 Mediterranean Gulls. 

A White-letter Hairstreak was at Kew again.

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Friday, 04 July 2025

Rain in spells and some showers rather windy F6 westerly. Watches 0620-1000, 1030-1315, 1600-1900.

In a far from classic summer so far another 3364 Swifts flew south along with 329 Sand Martins, 95 Swallows and a Siskin. There was another visit to beacon ponds of maybe one of the same Roseate Terns where 60 Sandwich terns and 28 Little Gulls had gathered and 200 Kittiwakes lingered offshore. The Humber had 2 Curlew Sandpipers off the warren and 26 Black-tailed Godwits. 

Ringing 1 Swallow, 6 Blue Tit, 2 Sedge Warbler, 1 Whitethroat, 10/4

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Thursday, 03 July 2025

Polite reminder for all visitors: the Little Tern colony at Beacon Ponds is extremely vulnerable to disturbance. PLEASE STAY WELL AWAY from the fenced area of beach, which is clearly signposted, and respect the wardens on duty. Up to 130 birds are present in the colony and can be viewed well from the flood bank.

A bright sunny start with light F2 north westerly winds which picked up later on with cloud rolling in. Watches 0630-1000.

The ponds area was the best focal point again with big numbers of birds gathering here an adult Roseate Tern the highlight plus 8 Black-tailed Godwits, 2 Greenshanks, 200 Dunlin, 157  Little Terns, 3 Arctic Terns, 5 Common Terns, 73 Sandwich Terns, 98 Little Gulls, 400 Black-headed Gulls and 25 Mediterranean Gulls.

The best of the sea were 25 Teal, 2 Eiders, 417 Kittiwakes, 3 Puffins and 140 Gannets.

The 3rd record of Dark Green Fritillary was in Easington, a pod of 25+ Bottlenose Dolphins offshore from Easington and several Hummingbird Hawkmoths around the area.

Ringing 1 Moorhen, 3 Sedge Warbler, 2 Reed Warbler, 1 Chiffchaff, 1 Reed Bunting, 8/5

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Wednesday, 02 July 2025

Rain all morning brightening up in the afternoon with an increasing F6 north westerly wind. Watches 0630-1000.

The best the day saw Spurns 2nd White-letter Hairstreak and 3rd Purple Hairstreak at Kew. Birdwise it was another quiet day as the rain and wind put observers off going out with the best of todays sightings from the hides at Kilnsea  wetlands and the seawatch hut. Over the sea 18 Teal, 288 Common Scoters, 51 Kittiwakes, a Puffin, 37 Manx Shearwaters and 74 Gannets while on the wetlands a Tufted Duck, 7 Black-tailed Godwits, 200 Dunlin, 3 Arctic Terns, 70 Sandwich Terns, 68 Little Gulls, 56 Mediterranean Gulls and 8 Litle Egrets with a Wheatear nearby on Easington beach.

Ringing 1 Great Tit 1/1

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Tuesday, 01 July 2025

Polite reminder for all visitors: the Little Tern colony at Beacon Ponds is extremely vulnerable to disturbance. PLEASE STAY WELL AWAY from the fenced area of beach, which is clearly signposted, and respect the wardens on duty. Up to 130 birds are present in the colony and can be viewed well from the flood bank.

Hot and humid to start with until it clouded over and the wind increased to a F6 north westerly. Watches 0630-1000. 

In a complete change to the previous two days there were several bits of interest noteably 2 Roseate Terns visiting the ponds and a Caspian Gull in the same area. The ponds area also held 30 Teal, 5 Black-tailed Godwit, a Common Sandpiper, single Greenshank, 368 Dunlin, 64 Sandwich Terns, 57 Little Gulls, 24 Mediterranean Gulls, a Yellow-legged Gull and 10 Little Egrets. 

A juvenile Black Redstart was in Kilnsea while 3 Great Spotted Woodpecker blogged the area. There was more on the move including an unseasonal Goldeneye, 35 Teal, 617 Common Scoters, 5 Puffins, 54 Manx Shearwaters, a Shag and 2 Yellow Wagtails. 

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