The most frustrating sighting of the day was of a small shearwater that flew past the north hide in the afternoon. At first though to be an auk, it was then apparent that it was in fact a shearwater, and was seen to have a pale face and raised its head three times as it passed by.
One of the Bar-tailed Godwits was trapped the previous night
Turnstones
Great Black-backed Gull
A video of the newest batch of Swallow chicks from the observatory court yard (c) Steve Stansfield
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