A very strong east wind with occasional light showers.
South shore - Malcolm 11 - 12:15
Nature Park
Kevin was right the Goldcrests are finding invertebrates amongst the woodchip piles near the small anemometer. Only one seen today though.
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| Goldcrest |
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| Watched over by a female Bullfinch |
Along the sea wall
Rock Pipit 2 - this one also finding small invertebrates concentrated by the wind
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| Just some of the Wigeon between the outfalls |
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| Some were feeding at the base of the sloping wall |
Pale-bellied Brent geese 32 arrived at Red Nab
Shelduck 1
Little Egret 1
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| There were lots of Cormorants, but no Shag seen today |
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| Some of the 65 Redshank. Look how flat the sea is despite the very strong wind. Being an offshore wind, the waves haven't had time to develop close in. |








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