On the morning of the 22nd, two
Fulmars, two
Gannets, a
Shelduck, four
Common Scoters, two
Black-headed Gulls and two
Common Gulls flew past the Narrows. Inland, the female
Sparrowhawk was seen hunting prey, four
Snipe were flushed from the wetlands, and three
Song Thrushes were seen in the gardens. The 23rd was a quieter day: the
Firecrest was seen in the Plantation with six
Goldcrests, and five
Song Thrushes and three
Snipe were seen in the lowlands.
Firecrest
This Cormorant has visited one of the inland ponds for two days in a row, which is quite an unusual occurrence
Dabbling Shelducks
The head of this unfortunate male Teal was discovered at the North end of the island on the 23rd...
...the most likely culprit was one of the resident Peregrines
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