As a blustery force 6-7 southerly wind was blowing this morning I felt sure we would be in for a good sea watch, sadly again this was not the case. 600+ Gannets were seen but I was expecting many more, not a single Shearwater and only a one Arctic Skua, this afternoon from the fishing boats was even poorer.
Common Tern
One of several Red-throated Divers seen today
On the reserve at Burrowes, a single Spoonbill, a Goldeneye, 10 Grey Plover, c150 Golden Plover, 21 Dunlin, 2 Knot, a Redshank, a Ruff and fly through juvenile Little Gull were the highlights.
Spoonbill at Burrowes today
Grey Plover, Knot and Dunlin
A fly through juvenile Little Gull this afternoon at Burrowes
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