The weather was varied: initially heavy rain until late morning, then sunny intervals until fog rolled in and the day ended with a heavy overcast and showers; winds were moderate and from the south-east. A seawatch from South Landing was rewarded with 40 Wigeon, 74 Teal and 26 Common Scoter moving south and a Velvet Scoter went north, as did an Arctic Skua. A Grey Plover was on the beach, whilst four Wigeon and a Dunlin frequented Thornwick Pools and a Dunlin and Ringed Plover North Marsh.
Passerines included 19 Yellow-browed Warblers, the Barred Warbler and 17 Ring Ouzels. Additional migrants included three Jack Snipe, 220 Song Thrush, single Whinchat and Redstart, 12 Chiffchaff, a Willow Warbler, 32 Goldcrests and eight Brambling.
West of the Dykes, a Lapland Bunting showed well at Bempton Cliffs RSPB, where there were three Ring Ouzels. Sightings from Buckton included a Yellow-browed Warbler, seven Ring Ouzels, 90 Song Thrush and 80 Reed Buntings.
