A Red-throated Diver heading west past Selsey Bill this morning between heavy rain storms. Selsey Birder

Three Sanderlings and two Rock Pipits around Selsey Bill mid-afternoon. Selsey Birder

Great day yesterday at RSPB Pagham Harbour & Church Norton despite midday high tide. 62 species inc a yellowhammer, dartford warbler, 2 wheatear, kingfisher, grey plovers, marsh harrier, 10+ swallows, flock of 20+ goldcrest & a raven Sussex Birding Sussex Ornithology

After HOURS of searched, finally found a Yellow-Browed Warbler on the Selsey Peninsula this morning with Peter Alfrey at the ever rare looking East Head, West Wittering! Pallas’s next ! Selsey Birder

A Red-throated Diver was close to the beach again late this afternoon at Church Norton, while a RAF Chinnook was maneuvering just offshore. Selsey Birder

Lesser Redpoll is not a common bird down my neck of woods so I was very pleased when a flock of 25 flew into the garden yday morning, staying nearly an hour. The biggest number I've seen here for sure 😜

Great to come in from work to find this fantastic report in today's post, seems to get earlier every year! Well done all Sussex Ornithology Great to read my 'Northern' Treecreeper find was accepted by the BBRC and a second for Sussex Sussex Birding

The Herring Gulls at Selsey Bill this afternoon seemed to be up for a bit of bat and ball. Selsey Birder

After to presumed Pallid Swifts were seen at the Selsey Birder Bill yesterday, this morning we all joked about seeing one today, then at 8AM I scanned behind us and picked this up! 1/3

It was milky brown in the bins, Sadly was too distant for capture most plumage details but Peter Alfrey photo above, but you can just about make out the beady eye and the chunky structure of a Pallid Swift! After a jaunt out over the sea in came back in and disappeared! 2/3

Pending __BBRC acceptance this is my 200th bird on the Selsey Peninsula this year. The goal that I set at the start! 3/3

Peter Alfrey has done an excellent write up here: …teralfreybirdingnotebook.blogspot.com/2025/11/pallid…

A Kittiwake on the beach at Selsey Bill this morning before carrying on west. Selsey Birder

A grebe, presumably Slavonian, being swept past Selsey Bill this morning on the high tide. Selsey Birder Sussex Birding Sussex Ornithology

An imm Turtle Dove has been playing hide-&-seek for the past 11 days around Selsey but it finally gave itself up yday.....sadly my first sighting of the bloody year!! And in November!! Cool 😜

A raft of 21 Shags drifted east past Selsey Bill early this morning. Later a flock of Brent also headed east and 3 Red-breasted Mergansers went west. Selsey Birder

Four Black Redstarts around the local farm this morning. Selsey Birder

Seven distant Velvet Scoters heading east past Selsey Bill mid-morning. Selsey Birder