A post from the Alaska forum yesterday...
Welcome clear skies corresponded with cooler temperatures down to 20º last night, rising to 39º this afternoon. A brisk NNE wind blasted the feeble heat from an apologetic sun as it dashed across the sky in a low arc.
Shortly after dawn at 9:30 am, the ANNA’S HUMMINGBIRD flashed between the spruce tree and lighted feeder, having survived another cold and windy night.
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Spent the first couple of hours down at Welwick. Arrived at sun up but the PALLID HARRIER had already departed west towards Patrington. We had a good walk and left at 9. There was another report at 9.30!
I had an hour at Spurn and tried for the Richard's Pipit and a Long-tailed Duck on the sea but dipped on both. The afternoon deteriorated and that was that.
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