The overcast skies and
very strong, cold easterly winds remained but this time with added murk and occasional
light drizzle; the sea was a bit quieter in the first three hours but totals
did include 2 White-billed Divers, 2
Great-northern Divers, 2 Red-necked Grebes and 5 Scaup along with 44
Red-throated Divers, 5 Tufted Ducks, 2 Long-tailed Ducks, 465 Common Scoter, 27
Velvet Scoter, 3 Red-breasted Mergansers, 67 Kittiwakes, 989 Razorbills and 86
Little Auks.
The afternoon was also quiet in the dreary conditions
with 2 Wheatears on Skarvodden, a group of 9 Herons south and a young male
Peregrine looking at home out on Steinodden now that the Gyrfalcon seems to
have moved off while inland the only birds of note were a male Lesser-spotted Woodpecker in Lebeltet
Nord with a Tit flock (only the second I’ve seen this year!) and a Rough-legged Buzzard hovering out over
the fields.
Migrating Herons
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