The sea watch hide was unsurprisingly rocking this morning in the force 8-10 SSW gale, add to that bands of heavy rain limiting visibility to a few hundred meters, it was no surprise that little was moving out at sea.
07.45 - 10.00 from the hide with RW
Brent: 77E
Common Scoter: 395E 2W
Great-crested Grebe: 2E
Curlew: 2E
Kittiwake: 1W
Mediterranean Gull: 1E
Arctic Skua: 1E
Sandwich Tern: 19E
Guillemot: 45E
Red-throated Diver: 3E
Fulmar: 9E 2W
Gannet: 294E 12W
Harbour Porpoise:2
1 of 20+ Sand Martins at the ARC late morning
Goldeneye from Hanson today
2 Common Terns at Burrowes late morning
Single adult Little Gull at Burrowes today
The Ibises were again in the pools by Boulderwall Farm. The Cattle Egrets were in the fields around the horse paddocks.
A Norwegian ringed 2nd calendar year Great Black-backed Gull
There are lots of spring birds at dunge now.
ReplyDelete2 alpine swifts were flying over the sea
ReplyDeleteSpring birds are beginning to appear, another 3 weeks and there will be hopefully lots.
ReplyDeleteYes. Definitely
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