Todays sea watches were virtually a repeat of yesterday and I dare say tomorrow will be the same, but you've got to keep trying if you want to see the odd gem or two.
1 0f 8 Grey Seals present at the fishing boats this afternoon photobombing a Gannet
08.00-10.00 from the hide with RW & PE 13.00-14.45 with RW from the boats Wind SSE 5 Temp 7ยบ
Brent Goose: 48E
Wigeon: 2E
Teal: 9W
Common Scoter: 14E 1W
Red-breasted Merganser: 2E
Little Gull: 1E
Kittiwake: 146W
Black-headed Gull: present
Common Gull: present
Herring Gull: present
Great Black-backed Gull: present
Razorbill: 33E 157W
Guillemot: 325E 1367W
Red-throated Diver: 42E 283W
Fulmar: 3W 5E
Gannet: 17E 325W
Cormorant: present
Harbour Porpoise: 1
Grey Seal: 8 present which seemed to be getting frisky.
Guillemots from the fishing boats this afternoon
A very distant Whooper Swan at the back of Scotney Farm late morning
A brisk walk late morning to the back of Scotney saw 1,000s each of Lapwing and Golden Plover and 100s of Wigeon, a Whooper Swan was the best find, a very distant bird in with some Mute Swans.
There was no news of anything else around the peninsula, we seem to be in the winter doldrums.
9 Teal west past the fishing boats this afternoon
The Lesser Whitethroat still surviving in the garden today
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