I followed the main path towards the beach, visiting the hides on the way. There were huge flocks of avocets here with a very obliging individual foraging for food just in front of the hide for a while. I also saw more spoonbills, and what I was told was a spotted redshank, which was standing one leg with its back to us. It was a pleasant walk onto the beach, but there wasn't much in the way of birdlife there today.
I enjoyed lunch from the cafe outside near the bird feeders, watched by a tame juvenile robin.
Bird seen today included:
reed bunting, reed warbler, ruff, avocet, spotted redshank, dunlin, lapwing, spoonbill, little egret as well as other common species.
Avocet
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