Opposite to yesterday, with it being dry in the morning, then rain for most of the afternoon. A SW wind.
Pete did a seawatch, although there wasn't too much to watch!
Barrel scraping 1.5hrs Heysham from 0710:
9 plus 2 Kittiwake
two Sand Martin - first this year
One adult Gannet
One red throated diver - all inbound.
Nothing in final half hour.
Blackbird by ‘gate 38’ prob migrant
Middleton Nature Reserve - Janet
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| The female Mute Swan was busy arranging nest material |
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| Four male and a female Shoveler |
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| Shoveler with a Teal |
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| Immature Cormorant |
Just Tufted Ducks and Coot seen on the "no swimming" pond
Heliport - Malcolm 11:30
I checked as the tide was leaving the heliport wall.
750 Knot moved from the wall on to the mud. There was just one flagged bird.
There is a significant freshwater runoff in the corner, but it runs to the sea through the mud here. It leaves small pools of fresh water where the rocks create a depression. Just right to freshen up in.







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