1w Glaucous Gull at The Patch
An hour at The Patch this morning, where I had the Glaucous Gull all to myself as it flew around the power station and hide and roosting on the beach, it was still present when I left. Not many other Gulls there and only 2 Norwegian colour rings. Off shore the usual small numbers of Gannets, Red-throated Divers, Kittiwakes and Auks. A Peregrine was again sitting on a rail above last years eyrie.
1w Glaucous Gull at The Patch
1w Glaucous Gull at The Patch
Norwegian ringed JZJ93 thats been around since late autumn
2 of 5 Stonechats
Around The Point 5 Stonechats but no sign of any Dartford Warblers or much else, though a Fox was very tame .
Fox by the Brittannia
The 1w Caspian Gull looking stunning in the bright late morning sunshine
At the fishing boats the 1w Caspian Gull was again showing well to all comers though little else was to be seen there.
By the time I reached Dennis's Hide the Glaucous Gull had relocated to Burrowes roosting among the Great Black-backed Gulls, also there the Black-throated Diver.
A visit to the ARC found the Black-throated Diver had relocated there, 2 Great White Egrets could be seen also a Bittern and the usual wildfowl.
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