The highlight of this mornings watch was the arrival of Trinity House Ship Patricia
The Bouy was dislodged by c100mts by the NE gales last week, this morning Trinity House lifted it out cleaned it and returned to its original site.08.00-09.30 from the hide with RW & OL. Wind N2 a chilly 0ยบ
Brent Goose: 4W
Shelduck: 4W
Pintail: 1W 4E
Tufted Duck: 1W
Great Crested Grebe: 2 present
Oystercatcher: 19E
Kittiwake: 2E
Black-headed Gull: present
Common Gull: present
Herring Gull: present
Great Black-backed Gull: present
Guillemot: 7E
Auk sp: 348E
Red-throated Diver: 592E 5W
Gannet: 17E
Cormorant: present
Merlin: 1 present
Alba Wagtail: 1W after landing on Trintiy House ship
Back home after the morning sea watch I was uploading the watch onto Trektellen, when I glanced out of the window at the the feeder I was amazed to see a Lesser Whitethroat sp. on it. Panic ensued as I ran back down stairs and out to my car to grab my camera hoping it would still be there when I got back, fortunately it was, indeed it was still present at dusk.
A strange Goldfinch on my garden feeder
Lesser Whitethroat sp.
Lesser Whitethroat sp.
Lesser Whitethroat sp.
Lesser Whitethroat sp.
Lesser Whitethroat sp.
The local Little Owl enjoying todays sunshine
A single Tundra Bean Goose was with 22 White-fronted Geese at Dennes Lane
Great pictures! I think the Lesser Whitethroat SP is the Siberian Lesser Whitethroat
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