Hi all,
The Red-necked Phalarope
was still present this morning at the Seaford Swamp
and can be viewed from Mike's broken gate access point. The bird was seen
by at least six observers this morning between 08:30 and 10:00.
Whilst the bird did not
seem too nervous, it is moving around a bit. It was last seen sheltering behind
some reeds slightly to the North (about 40 to 50m) from the two posts. There
are also a couple of Swamp Harriers to the north which is upsetting some of the
birds.
Other birds at the site
included White-fronted Chat, Black-winged Stilt, Sharp-tailed Sandpiper and a
Royal Spoonbill.
Bruce
