The strong winds continued, this time a blasting, almost straight westerly; I went back out to the point as always but this time focusing on taking pictures of any close stuff going past the rocks and not looking out to sea very much. There were plenty of Auks passing close in but unusually the vast majority were Guillemots (Razorbills have been much commoner recently) and they were all going north which they aren’t supposed to do, the only bits of note comprised single Little Auk and Velvet Scoter.
The weather closed in during the afternoon so nothing else of note was seen.
Guillemots
and Razorbills
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