Heysham Obs
Not perfect, but a bit better look at the gulls today produced 675 with about 350 2CY Common - a very late influx after very few at the usual time earlier in the spring
The only 'oddity' was a 2CY Med - unringed
Moths
6 Burnet Companion recorded on the butterfly transect at various places around Heysham NR. The trap held an increasing variety of common early summer species, but none of the local specialities. By far the best was a single Figure of 80 - just about annual here
Tuesday, 3 June 2014
Game on
Heysham Obs
A very early influx of gulls on to the outfalls - not sure whether these were around yesterday (coverage didn't seem to include this area).
Outfalls low tide mid morning
Mixed Black-headed/2CY Common - c600-700
Med Gull - moulting adult (first of autumn)
Little Gull - 2CY
Common/Arctic Tern - one in heat haze
Many of these could not be seen well due to heat haze and the fact they were miles away on the outer shoreline by Stage one
ACCESS
ONLY via the Nature Park/Red Nab and you can walk as far along the seawall as Heysham Two Outfall
A very early influx of gulls on to the outfalls - not sure whether these were around yesterday (coverage didn't seem to include this area).
Outfalls low tide mid morning
Mixed Black-headed/2CY Common - c600-700
Med Gull - moulting adult (first of autumn)
Little Gull - 2CY
Common/Arctic Tern - one in heat haze
Many of these could not be seen well due to heat haze and the fact they were miles away on the outer shoreline by Stage one
ACCESS
ONLY via the Nature Park/Red Nab and you can walk as far along the seawall as Heysham Two Outfall
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