With southerlies being forecasted for all of today I thought most avian interest would be on the sea. I was joined by AJG, MH and PT at different times through the day.
07.50-09.00 10.30-11.00 14.30-16.00
Brent Goose: 5W 2E
Common Scoter: 9W 4W 12E 3W
Red-throated Diver: 1W
Great-crested Grebe: 7 around
Gannet: 42W 5W 6W
Kestrel: 1 out
Oystercatcher: 16E
Turnstone: 1 around
Whimbrel: 1W
Great Skua: 1W
Pomarine Skua: 1W
Arctic Skua: 2 around 3 Around 3 around
Kittiwake: 1W 1W
Mediterranean Gull: 2 around 2 around 3 around
Sandwich Tern: 32W 37W 36W
Guillemot: 4W
Auk sp: 1W 2W
Swallow: 57 out 13W 17W
Meadow Pipit: 208 out 53 out
Harbour Porpoise: 2+ 2+ 3+
Grey Seal: 1 1
07.50-09.00 10.30-11.00 14.30-16.00
Brent Goose: 5W 2E
Common Scoter: 9W 4W 12E 3W
Red-throated Diver: 1W
Great-crested Grebe: 7 around
Gannet: 42W 5W 6W
Kestrel: 1 out
Oystercatcher: 16E
Turnstone: 1 around
Whimbrel: 1W
Great Skua: 1W
Pomarine Skua: 1W
Arctic Skua: 2 around 3 Around 3 around
Kittiwake: 1W 1W
Mediterranean Gull: 2 around 2 around 3 around
Sandwich Tern: 32W 37W 36W
Guillemot: 4W
Auk sp: 1W 2W
Swallow: 57 out 13W 17W
Meadow Pipit: 208 out 53 out
Harbour Porpoise: 2+ 2+ 3+
Grey Seal: 1 1
A short look around the bushes found very little though the Pied flycatcher was still present per DB.
This Scarce Bordered Straw was the highlight of an otherwise very quiet night in the moth trap.
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