My wife and I had decided to
take the grandchildren for an overnight stay at Bridlington in East
Yorkshire. When we arrived, Bridlington
appeared to be almost grid-locked and so we made our way to South Landing,
where the children would at least get onto a beach.
The sun was breaking through
when we arrived and it turned out to be a pleasant afternoon with the
grandchildren enjoying their time on the beach.
I have course had my binoculars and managed to see a few birds, the best
being probably three Greenshank flying over but I also picked up a couple of
Kittiwakes, which were my first of the year.
There was also a few Oystercatcher, Ringed Plover, Dunlin, Curlew and
Redshank around the beach and circa thirty Common Scoter, three Fulmar, five
Gannet and ten Sandwich Terns over the sea,
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