Still nice and sunny but
the blazing strong westerly wind returned producing a few things on the sea
first thing including 2 Sandwich Terns
– a scarce bird here, only the second record this year and a Manx Shearwater in amongst a few Gannets,
Fulmars, Auks and Kittiwakes while the adult White-tailed Eagle did another close fly-by. There was not much through the rest of the
day (although I didn’t put that much effort in!) with the Woodchat Shrike still on the northern side of Lebeltet (it seems
likely that it is the same bird seen at Spangereid a few weeks ago which was
ringed towards the end of its stay and this bird is also ringed), the usual
Red-backed Shrikes, Wryneck, Spotted Flycatchers and Whinchats still dotted
about the place and the male Marsh Harrier again cruising over the fields.
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