On a wet and windy Walland This morning 83 Bewick Swans, 4+ Marsh Hariers, 3 Tree Sparrows on the feeders, a flock of 60+ Fieldfare and pair of Mistle Thrushes. At the point from the shelter of the fishing boats the sea was alive with birds, still hundreds of Great-crested Grebes on the sea, also still many Guillemots and Razorbills onthe sea and flying west. Numerous Gannets and Kittiwakes
moving west with a few Red-throated Divers and a single Great Northern Diver, also 26 Brent Geese east and 4 Fulmars. In the Gull roost Stubby Tail was the only interest. On the ARC Pit from the road 7 Smew(1 Drake) and 5 of our American Friends. At Scotney 150 Golden Plover and little else.
moving west with a few Red-throated Divers and a single Great Northern Diver, also 26 Brent Geese east and 4 Fulmars. In the Gull roost Stubby Tail was the only interest. On the ARC Pit from the road 7 Smew(1 Drake) and 5 of our American Friends. At Scotney 150 Golden Plover and little else.
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