Clockwise from top left Whitethroat, Grasshopper Warbler and Sedge Warbler at East Chevington this morning.

Twite and Yellow Wagtail at the southern end of the Coal Road at Druridge this morning.

6 Grasshopper Warblers reeling around Warkworth Dunes this morning. Photos clockwise are Grasshopper Warbler, Willow Warbler, Linnet and Skylark.

One of three Grasshopper Warblers around Warkworth Dunes this morning.

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Reed Bunting, Meadow Pipit, Coot and Twites showing me the way home around Druridge and East Chevington this morning. Also Spoonbill ( flew off north at 10:15 ) and Long-tailed Duck at Druridge, 2 Sand Martins and a singing Willow Warbler at East Chevington.

Wheatear and Stonechat on Warkworth Dunes this afternoon. 7 Avocets, 95 Knots and 9 Black-tailed Godwits on the estuary.

A single European White-fronted Goose was with c380 Pink-footed Geese in field next to hide at Cresswell this morning

Beautiful Barn Owl in a rare bit of early morning sunshine at Druridge this morning.

7 Whooper Swans coming in off the sea to join the 72 already on the north pool at East Chevington this morning where there were also at least 40 Sand Martins.

Med Gull ( centre with Black-headed Gulls ) and Eider around Warkworth Weir this afternoon.

Avocet ( 1 of 3 ), Knot ( 1 of 138 ) and Warkworth Castle ( 1 of 1 ) on or around the Coquet Estuary this afternoon.

Spoonbill at Druridge Pools this morning. Also blue skoes and Twite by The Coal Road and Roe Deer at East Chevington

Thinking this was a Scandinavian ( littoralis ) Rock Pipit which was very briefly in the field seaward side of the start of the Coal Road at Druridge this morning. Always happy to be corrected.

Moorhen lucky to escape repeated attacks by Marsh Harrier at East Chevington this morning

Spoonbill flew south over East Chevington this morning. Later seen on Druridge Pools before heading high and away across Druridge Bay.

2nd calander year Glaucous Gull on the Coquet Estuary this afternoon. Watched on and off for 25 minutes but spent most of that time out off sight.Apparent long primary projection puzzled me but bill fits and far larger than Herring Gulls, Flew south at 15:08.

Unfortunate Harbour Porpoise and a Sanderling on Druridge Beach by the Dunbar Burn this morning.