With seven patches scoring over 200 points in the past big comparative scores after just one month were always unlikely but only Richard Moores at Happisburgh is below 20%, a situation I am sure will be rectified over the course of 2015. Craig Fulcher at Southwold has got off to a flyer 91 species and 106 points giving him a comparative score of just under 50%. James Brown and Toby Collett are in second and third respectively.
James Brown is top of the tree in Coastal East Anglia with a whopping 129 points already! His 289 target must be under threat this year. Highest place newcomer is Robert Smith with 121 points at Holme Dunes while stalwart Tim Hodge lies in third place. Tim also managed 35 Birdtrack complete lists this month. There were no bonus points dished out this month with a pair of Serins on Max Helicar's Southend to Shoeburyness patch the highest scorers. Aside from this there were a scattering of Bean and White-fronted Geese, a Rough-legged Buzzard for Tommy Corcoran at Great Yarmout whilst James Brown had an unseasonal Pomarine Skua and Turtle Dove combo.
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