An excellent seawatch from Whitburn this morning. The strengthening north-westerly did the trick with loads of birds passing, including some quality. Star bird of the day was a juvenile Long-tailed Skua that went south following a flock of four Arctic Skua.
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Arctic Skua 2n 20s
Manx Shearwater 23n 2s
Common Tern 34n 40s
Puffin 1n
Little Gull 11n
Red-throated Diver 1n 1s
Velvet Scoter 1s
Dunlin 8n
Common Scoter 10n 1s
Sandwich Tern 17n 64s
Arctic Tern 20s
Curlew 2n
Whimbrel 1n
Pomarine Skua 1s
Long-tailed Skua 1s
Sooty Shearwater 1n
Teal 40n 1s
Shag 1n
Black Tern 2n
Knot 1n
Oystercatcher8n
Bonxie 1s
Ruff 1n
Swallow 2n
Wigeon 3n
At Shibdon more Black-tailed Godwit have dropped in, mostly fresh juveniles. Only other wader of note was a Common Sandpiper.
Black-tailed Godwit |
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