With little migrants around (and staff all taking a well-deserved
post-bunting rest), the normal Bardsey routine resumed on the 23rd. Up to 24
Gannets were seen out to sea and 15 Common Scoters flew south along West Coast.
The Narrows held two Grey Herons and six Curlews whilst one Common Sandpiper at
the North End was the first of autumn passage. A cracking adult Mediterranean
Gull was perhaps the highlight of the day as it drifted down the coastline
whilst two Collared Doves, eight Swifts, nine Starlings, and three Siskins were
also recorded.
Still buzzing from the bunting!!
A few more shots from last week.....
Still buzzing from the bunting!!
A few more shots from last week.....
And back to normality, a Meadow Pipit
thanks for the up date. That is not Stteffan from Germany that came to the Copeland Island one weekend a few years ago who wrote this?
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of the Bunting.
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