A peregrine Falcon just after it caught a Storm Petrel yesterday
After yesterdays unprecedented sea watch when 203 Leach's Petrels & 84 Storm Petrels were seen along with 2 Sabine's Gulls, a Grey Phalarope and 4 Purple Sandpipers of particular note were recorded I didn't expect today to be very good, I'm happy I was wrong.
Storm Petrels yesterday
Leach's Petrel
yesterday
07.00-15.00 with RW, DW, JY, GH, BW,SM et al
Brent Goose: 31W
Wigeon: 14E
Velvet Scoter: 3E
Common Scoter: 27W 6E
Long-tailed Duck: 1W
Red-breasted Merganser: 1W drake
Great-crested Grebe: 14W
Grey Plover: 17W
Turnstone: 12W 18E 3 on beach
Dunlin: 30W
Sanderling: 5W
Kittiwake: 318E
Sabine’s Gull: 1 present
Little Gull: 80W
Black-headed Gull: 168W
Mediterranean Gull: 163W
Common Gull: 583W
Great Black-backed Gull: 106W
Lesser Black-backed Gull: 13W
Sandwich Tern: 7W
Common Tern: 1W
Arctic Tern: 1W
Arctic Skua: 2W 1 present
Guillemot: 2W 1 present
Razorbill: 14W
Auk sp: 19W
Red-throated Diver: 2W
Black-throated diver: 1W
Great Northern Diver: 2W
European Storm Petrel: 44W
Leach's Petrel: 57W
Gannet: 1,812W
Cormorant: 784W
Merlin: 2 present
Rock Pipit: 1W
Pied Wagtail: 2 present
Skylark: 3 in
Swallow: 1W
Goldfinch: 47W
Redpoll: 18W
Grey Seal: 1
The Gorgeous juvenile Sabine's Gull
Juvenile Little Gull
Arctic Tern
Purple Sandpiper
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