This afternoon Jochen and I took the quad to the middle of the eastern spit in order to see if there was any post breeding wader migration taking place. A single Spoon Billed Sandpiper (photo above) was nice and always good to see and a small group of 10 Red nedcked Stints and a single Red necked Phalarope was also present. A pair of Emperor Goose flew through and 4 Arctic Skua's flew over over the tundra upon our return. Then we visited the spit to the west of the village where another 4 Red necked Stints were present (photo below). Apologies for the lack of content to the blog posts for yesterday and today but this is due to being busy.Also please note: I am nearly there with catching up and replying to emails but hotmail seems to persist again with issues at present. I will reply as soon as connections allow.
