A very poor sea watch this morning
a minimum 186 Mediterranean Gulls with Black-headed Gulls were in the field opposite my house, frustratingly several were colour ringed, but I was unable to read any of them because of the stubble and furrows.
08.30-09.30
Gannet: 86W 4E
Cormorant: 4W
Oystercatcher: 1E
Sandwich Tern: 6W
Common Tern: 12W
Grey Seal: 1
Harbour porpoise: 6+
Hummingbird Hawkmoth warming up on the perimeter wall
Pine Hawkmoth, Privet Hawkmoth, Poplar Hawkmoth and a Jersey Tiger all in the Plodland MV this morninga minimum 186 Mediterranean Gulls with Black-headed Gulls were in the field opposite my house, frustratingly several were colour ringed, but I was unable to read any of them because of the stubble and furrows.
Mediterranean Gull over the garden lunchtime
Border force recovering a migrant RIB off the fishing boats this afternoon
Sand Martin going out to sea at the fishing boats this afternoon
A visit to the ARC this afternoon could find nothing of note, even scoping from the top of the bank I could find nothing notable. Several lapwing came in and settled on the Tern Raft but soon left.
Burrowes was much the same, very disappointing.
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