Three Yellow Wagtails were grounded today of which two were
Blue-headed! The first Spotted Flycatcher of the year was recorded and early morning
seawatching produced a Great Northern Diver and seven Arctic Skuas flying into the
bay.
Blue-headed Wagtail
Offshore
1 Shelduck east, 21 Common Scoters west, 2 Red-throated Divers
east, 1 Great northern Diver east, 2 Gannets west, 7 Arctic Skuas east, 1
Kittiwake east, 39 Sandwich Terns east and 1 Common Tern west.
Arctic Skua
Visible Migration
2 Whimbrels east, 1 Sand Martin north-east, 42
Swallows north-east, 4 House Martins north-east, 1 Alba Wagtail north-east, 3 Tree
Pipits north-east and 4 Linnets east.
Grounded Migrants
2 Willow Warblers, 10 Whitethroats, 8 Sedge
Warblers, 1 Spotted Flycatcher, 4 Whinchats, 30 Wheatears, 3 Yellow Wagtails and 1
White Wagtail.
Blue-headed Wagtail
Spotted Flycatcher
Others
1 Little Egret, 113 Ringed Plovers, 8 Grey Plovers, 400
Knot, 750 Dunlins, 19 Whimbrels, 32 Black-tailed Godwits, 1 Common Sandpiper and 1
Greenshank.
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