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31st Jan

Seawatch Hide (07:45 to 09:15): 2 Dark-bellied Brent Goose, 19 Gannet (W), 3 Common Scoter, 3820 Cormorant, 279 Red-throated Diver, 21 Oystercatcher, 1 Fulmar, 3 Curlew and 49 Great Crested Grebe. All heading eastwards unless stated. Per RW/OL/AJG

Dungeness Point: 1 Black Redstart, 1 Chiffchaff, 1 Grey Wagtail

RSPB Reserve: A Tundra Bean Goose was seen on Denge Marsh this morning. 2 Glossy Ibis were on Cook's Pool, 4 Cattle Egrets still present at Cockles Bridge and the redhead Smew was elusive on ARC Pit. 

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