First of all, highlights that were not ticks of any kind were: the immature Iceland Gull showing well on+off, 20+ Yellow Wagtails, 1 male Peregrine, 1 singing Lesser Whitethroat and a Green Sandpiper.
The Beddington ticks were: 8 Little Gulls north, 5, 1 and 7 Whimbrel north west plus 1 on the enclosed lagoons, 2 Arctic Terns through and a male Ring Ouzel in flight (all apart from Little Gull were British year ticks).
Probably my best day there ever.


Above: 2 different crops of the best Arctic Tern photo. I believe this is the first flight shot of one at the farm.
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The top picture is lovely, it reminds me of a wall tapestry that i saw. Great clip
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