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Post-Zambia, I had a great 3 days in Suffolk during a brilliant time of year to visit for spring passage, with waders moving through and the first summer migrants arriving on territory. Highlights included plenty of Skylark in full song, a fair number of passage Wheatear, and Dartford Warbler at Dunwich Heath. A real highlight was the Zitting Cisticola at Walberswick, while Minsmere was particularly lively with abundant Sand Martin, a singing Nightingale, hundreds of Sandwich Tern, and a Spotted Redshank. Over the three days I was very happy to amass 101 species, with the full trip report found here. Comments are closed.
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