Today
saw a decent respite from the rain of late though conditions were still breezy.
A choppy but atmospheric sea-scape produced counts of 1204 Manx Shearwaters and the
first Common Gull of the autumn. A Spotted Flycatcher was new in the Plantation.
In a
non-avian note two Speckled Woods were dancing in the under-story of
the New Plantation, a decent record for this scarce island species.
One of the many Swallow broods to fledge this week
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