Star bird Sunday morning (4 April) was undoubtedly the first-summer BEWICK'S SWAN that was present in the wintering Mute flock on the field to the north of Fishing Pit. It seemed very settled and was in fact asleep when I left at 9:40.
Other birds present were 2 Oystercatchers, Redshank, Little Egret, female Goosander, a pair of displaying Lapwing, still about a hundred Wigeon, a dozen Teal, 15 Shoveler 7 Gadwall and 2 Little Grebes. There were a couple of dozen Swallows and a single House Martin, a male Blackcap, a Willow Warbler and lots of Chiffchaffs, also a Grey Wagtail (per Rob Norris)
The BEWICK'S SWAN remained Bank Holiday Monday (Simon Nichols et al) and was still present on Tuesday 6 April (Lee Evans)