I spent most of the day at the fishing boats where a steady passage just about kept my interest.
Also present for some of the period covered were: AJG, MH, SO, PT and Barney.
Period covered: 07.00 - 11.00 12.00 - 1300 14.30 - 15.55 All west unless stated.
Red-throated Diver: 10
Black-throated Diver: 1
Red-necked Grebe: 1
Great-crested Grebe: c40 o/s
Gannet: 138
Shelduck: 5
Brent Goose: 387
Pale Bellied Brent Goose: 1
Mallard: 1
Tufted Duck: 2
Teal: 5
Common Scoter: 675 (the vast majority of which were juvenile/female)
Common Eider: 9
Red-breasted Merganser: 14
Bat-tailed Godwit: 4
Sanderling: 1
Purple Sandpiper: 1
Turnstone: 4 on beach
Peregrine: 1
Great Skua: 5
Arctic Skua: 5
Sandwich Tern: 48
Little Gull: 29
Mediterranean Gull: 15
Kittiwake: 101
Guillemot: 1
Razorbill: 10
Auk sp: 27
Goldfinch: 45
Snow Bunting: 1
Not a bad day looking at the sea!
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Pale Bellied Brent Goose |
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Eider |
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Common Scoter juvenile/female |
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Kittiwake |
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A truly terrible long distance shot of the Red-necked Grebe |
Late afternoon a quick look at the ARC from Hanson saw the Glossy Ibis, 2 Great White Egrets, 4 Little Egrets , a Water Rail and the usual wildfowl and a Chiffchaff by the path to the hide.
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