Wrabness 10:30 to 12:00, Excellent. Tide Out
3 Turtle Dove 15 Sand Martin (The majority of the Sand Martins have gone,just a few left,still feeding young.) 2 Whitethroat 1 Linnet 1 Blackcap (Female) 1 Green Woodpecker [Peter Brittain]

Wrabness 11:30 to 12:00, Very Hot but also very quiet
2 Turtle Dove (Both heard and seen,possibly a third bird.) [Peter Brittain]

Wrabness 16:00 to 16:00, Excellent
80 Sand Martin (I have never seen so many Sand Martins,although I say 80 there could well be 100) 1 Turtle Dove (Heard and seen in tree near car park) [Peter Brittain]

Wrabness 10:30 to 12:30, sunny, light winds, warm
2 Whimbrel 1 Common Gull 4 Turtle Dove (2 seen at least another 2 purring) 1 Green Woodpecker 1 Bullfinch (calling) 1 Yellowhammer (male) [Mark Gregory]

Wrabness 14:30 to 16:30, Hot.Tide Ebbing.
25 Sand Martin (Feeding young) 4 Swallow 1 Swift 2 Turtle Dove (Both seen in bare trees) 2 Whitethroat 1 Nightingale 2 Linnet 1 Yellowhammer [Peter Brittain]

Wrabness 18:00 to 20:00, Lovely evening, didn't keep a count
4 Turtle Dove (Possibly more, lots of calling) [Matt Turner]

Wrabness 10:30 to 12:00, Hot. Tide Out
30 Sand Martin (C) 6 House Martin 2 Swallow 1 Green Woodpecker 5 Whitethroat 4 Dunnock 2 Linnet 1 Yellowhammer [Peter Brittain]

Wrabness 11:00 to 11:00,
2 Turtle Dove (One heard and one flew over my head) [Peter Brittain]

Wrabness 13:30 to 15:00, Sunny and pleasant.
1 Turtle Dove (Sat on a tree near to hide. Did not call) 1 Lesser Whitethroat 10 Whitethroat 2 Common Gull 2 Oystercatcher 5 Cormorant 34 Mute Swan 1 Little Egret 2 Garden Warbler 2 Yellowhammer [David Allen]

Wrabness 19:00 to 21:00, Sunny evening, slight breeze
40 Sand Martin (+) 12 Swallow 2 Yellowhammer 1 Kestrel 1 Cuckoo 2 Bullfinch (both males) 4 Turtle Dove (At least 4 on site, possibly more) 3 Common Tern 10 Linnet 1 Little Egret 1 Lesser Whitethroat [Matt Turner]

Wrabness 19:00 to 20:30, broken sunshine with a westerly breeze
1 Cuckoo (Calling regularly) 2 Nightingale (2 heard singing in far west of reserve) 1 Bullfinch (single call heard) 1 Yellowhammer (Cracking male singing at close range) 2 Buzzard 1 Kestrel 3 Turtle Dove (All heard/seen from main path nw of car park) [Matt Turner]