Sunday, 26 July 2026

Nothing new, other than a Peregrine is back

Overnight rain, followed by the odd short shower during the day. The sun occasionally breaking through. A fresh NW wind.

South shore - Malcolm 15:15 - 16:30
A walk along the sea wall towards low water
Mediterranean gull 13 - 1 beside No.2 outfall, 12 on the feeding beach by the wooden jetty.
Adult Mediterranean gull by No.2 outfall


Adult Mediterranean gulls on the feeding beach, plenty of Sandmason
worm tubes showing

There were no gulls feeding on the outfalls
Just one Little Egret seen

Juvenile Peregrine falcon just one. There hasn't been any seen since the marauding pair of youngsters and an adult moved on a couple of weeks ago.
Juvenile Peregrine struggling to keep balance in the stiff wind


Then a bit of stoop practicing

Rock Pipit one along the sea wall, plus one on Red Nab. The Red Nab bird seemed to be finding food easily enough.

Still a few Butterflies in the Nature Park
Large White

Painted Lady

Red Admiral 

Meadow Brown, in a brown meadow 


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