Very little coverage of the bushes around the point this morning, but a few Willow Warblers were trapped and processed early before the wind picked up. At Galloways the Wryneck was still present though very elusive and at least 3 Whinchats there per L & PH.

The ARC still had 3 Wood Sandpipers and up to 9 Garganey per BW. 

An hour at the the fishing boats mid morning produced 5 Black Terns, 2 Little Terns, 4+ Arctic Skuas and a Grey Plover of note.

 Little Tern at the Fishing Boats

12.40- 16.45 from the fishing boats with L & PH, RW, BW and AJG who kindly collated the numbers:

Great-crested Grebe: 1 around

Fulmar: 2W   3E

Balearic Shearwater: 2W

Gannet: 37W 116E
Grey Plover: 1W
Little Ringed Plover: 1 landed briefly on beach before flying out to sea
Dunlin: 2W
Turnstone: 1W
Arctic Skua: 4+ around
Mediterranean Gull: 1W juvenile
Yellow-legged Gull: 1+ around
Kittiwake: 13W
Sandwich Tern: 1,196W
Common Tern: 636W
Little Tern: 3W
Black Tern: 1W
Dunlin 2 down
Little Ringed Plover 1 landed briefly on beach before flying out to sea
Harbour Porpoise: 5+ around
Grey Seal: 1 around

 Arctic Skuas at the fishing boats

The above Gull was at the fishing boats late this afternoon, looks like its got Caspian genes in it.
Greater coverts not right but good for Yellow-legged also same applies with bill. Am happy to be put right though.