A first for Lancashire today - a Rock Pipit observed carrying a faecal sac! Next best were a couple of Pomarine Skuas sitting out the rain on the incoming tide and lifting and heading north east as it lifted. Doesn’t get much better than that on a routine local patch day!
Sea 0620- 0820
Arctic Skua - dark morph up the close channel before the heavy rain at about 0635
Pomarine Skua - two light morph as described above about 0740
Gannet - 6 in
Common Scoter - 3 out, 7 in
Sandwich Tern - one (!) out
Swallow - 16 in
Red-breasted Merganser - two in
Rock Pipit - attending best with food and see above
Office
A few nets left up and produced migrant-wise a couple of long winged Willow Warbler and a passage Lesser Whitethroat
Mammals
Two Grey Seal
Butterflies
First Small Copper
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