A single Common Tern was present resting on a bouy, but was continuously harassed by the Black-headed Gulls until it eventually flew off high to the north east. There were four Whitethroats, with two in the bramble scrub at the north east end of the reservoir behaving like a pair.
A Yellow Wagtail flew over north and as I was leaving a handful of Sand Martins dropped in. A lone Little Ringed plover was along the western bank and a Greenfinch entertained for a minute, song-flighting near the water treatment works.
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