Heavy overnight rain and the odd shower during the day. A SW wind.
South shore (Malcolm) 10:30 - 11:30
I set off just after a heavy shower, but there was no sign of anything being grounded. The only passerines seen were a Reed Bunting on the saltmarsh and a Wren and a Rock Pipit on Red Nab.
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| Rock Pipit |
Shelduck 9 on the mud plus 5 south
Wigeon 92 along the side of No.2 outfall plus 28 south
Eider 1 male north
Whooper Swan 10 SE
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| Whoopers |
Shag 1 juvenile near No.2 outfall
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| Juvenile Shag |
It was snorkelling in the shallows, this is just below the sea wall
It ended up around the rocks by No.2 outfall. It catches and swallows something halfway through this clip, but I can't see what.
Heysham skear Malcolm
I went to check the Knot this afternoon. There were about 2000 again. But became very flighty after a Peregrine attack.
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| Knot |
Little Egret 4
Nothing on the sea except for a couple of Cormorants
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| Just one Ringed Plover seen, but there were probably more around |




