Dry and sunny after a misty start. A very light variable breeze.
Single Redwing feeding on Kingsway field before being spooked by a dog - Janet
Heysham skear - Malcolm 09:00 - 10:30
It was still misty as I walked out, the sun not starting to break through till 10:00. It didn't matter though, there was little to see!
Pink-Footed goose 45 east
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| These Pink-Footed geese are some that Janet saw yesterday flying over Heysham Village. The same flight line as this morning's geese |
Eider 6
Red-breasted Merganser 10
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| Male Red-breasted Merganser |
Great Crested grebe 3
Grey Heron 1
Little Egret 10
Shag 3. There was one feeding on the south side, one resting on the south side and one resting on the north side
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| This is the resting Shag on the south side with an Eider |
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| North side Shag |
Oystercatcher c1000
Curlew 20
Redshank 30
Knot 40
Turnstone 40
Ringed Plover 3
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| Ringed Plover |
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| One of three small groups of Knot |
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| This Oystercatcher looks to have a Mussel. It must have opened it, a Black-Headed gull wouldn't chase it for a unopened Mussel. |
Cetti's warbler singing near Moss wood/railway line - Janet
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| This Meadow Pipit is one of several taking advantage of the solar panel farm just east of the recording area. |
