After last night's news of a Fea's Petrel moving past Yorkshire, I was sitting in the dark, waiting for daylight in Whitburn Obs. Unfortunately no sign of the Fea's, but there was a decent movement of ducks. News of another/the same Fea's passing Spurn got me back for a late afternoon session with fewer birds, but more quality.
06.00-09.05
Wigeon 90n
Teal 177n
Little Gull 2s
Red-throated Diver 8n 12s
Curlew 2n
Arctic Skua 2n 7s
Whimbrel 1s
Shag 1n
Sandwich Tern 5n 7s
White-beaked Dolphin 4n
Common Tern 8n 81s
Knot 1n
Dunlin 25n
Brent PB 6n
Black-headed Gull 6n 25s
Common Scoter 833n
Velvet Scoter 1n
15.20-18.00
Common Tern 51n
Manx Shearwater 5n
Arctic Skua 6n
Red-throated Diver 1s
Common Scoter 54n
Bonxie 2n
Puffin 10n
Little Gull 3n
Teal 7n
Sandwich Tern 1n 2s
Roseate Tern 8n
Balearic Shearwater 1n
Long-tailed Skua 1n
Eider 2n
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