One or two Cetti’s Warbler stayed all month at East Lea / Filey Dams. On 2nd 12 Brent Geese (north), one Knot and a Guillemot in Bay corner. A Yellow-browed Warbler was in Top Scrub. A Whinchat, two Pallas’s Warbler and a Firecrest were found on 3rd. Two Brambling were in Parish Wood on 4th. Thousands of Pinkfeet went south during the month. On 5th 40 Little Gull were feeding in bay from Hunmanby Gap with BHGs and Common Gulls. A Marsh Harrier was over the Tip and a Great White Egret flew north over Newbiggin. A Yellow-browed Warbler was in the Primrose Valley Cliff scrub. Over 4000 Pink footed Geese flew north over Hunmanby Gap in an hour. On 6th a Yellow-browed Warbler was in a garden at Hunmanby Gap. Another was near East Lea in a Filey garden. A Hen Harrier flew over Tip towards coast. A Spotted Redshank was at East Lea on 7th, with the Yellow-browed Warbler calling by the first kissing gate. A Great White Egret flew north over North Cliff. On 10th a Red-necked Grebe and a Scaup were in the bay. A Short-eared Owl came in-off the sea at Hunmanby Gap heading high north over garden. On 11th 500 Teal were at Filey Dams. The first Redwing was in the Rocket Post Field. On 12th 27 Bottlenose Dolphins went north off the Brigg, and three juv. Arctic Terns, two juv. Common Terns and an adult Sandwich Tern. A Jack Snipe was ringed at East Lea. A Snow Bunting was on Carr Naze on 13th and stayed for the rest of the month. On 15th Goosander, Snipe, and Grey Wagtail flew onto Dams. There was a steady passage of Redwing (200 plus) and Blackbirds over East Lea. A Black Redstart was at the end of Brigg. A Ring Ouzel was in Long Hedge. On 17th a Merlin flew south at Hunmanby Gap plus one Fieldfare, a Swallow and a House Martin. A Woodcock was seen at Carr Naze pond. Thousands of Pinkfeet flew over on 18th. Two Yellow Browed Warblers were in Top Scrub on 19th. Over 700 Little Gull were feeding off Hunmanby Gap/ Filey Bay. A Yellow-browed Warbler and a Firecrest were in Top Scrub. Small parties of Whooper Swans were seen on many days. A Twite was top of Long Lane on 22nd. 280 Little Gull fed in Filey Bay from Hunmanby Gap amongst several hundred Black-headed Gulls.  A total of 90 Whooper Swan, two Swallow, two Brambling and three Twite south at Hunmanby Gap plus a strong southerly passage of 210 Siskin, 270 Goldfinch, 140 Meadow Pipit, 115 Linnet and 70 Skylark plus 1800 Pink-footed Goose south plus 36 Redpoll, 50 Tree Sparrow and 6 Rock Pipit also south. At least four ‘Commic’ Terns fed in Filey Bay from Hunmanby Gap plus large numbers of auks especially Razorbill and 20 Red-throated Diver close inshore. A Short-eared Owl was in the Top Fields on 24th.  On 26th an adult Mediterranean Gull was off the Naze. On 27th presumably last month’s Stone Curlew was again in the East Lea area: Where had it been in the interim? A Great White Egret flew north over Top Scrub. A Water Rail called from left of the Dams carpark hide. 4000+ Pink-footed Goose flew in from north and dropped into fields at Hunmanby Gap roundabout. On 29th at Hunmanby Gap one Great Northern Diver was on sea, five Whooper Swan, 5 Eider, one Arctic Skua south, 45 Little Gull in Bay, and 2000 Pink-footed Goose fed in the roundabout fields. A Woodcock flew in over Carr Naze pond. On 30th eight Twite went south at Hunmanby Gap. Lastly a Marsh Harrier flew over East Lea on 31st.