Wednesday, 14 March 2018

St Cath's

Sea watch (SSE) 07:00 - 11:00

Fairly busy but lacking variety some what.
Of note (all east bound) :

14 Eider (Flock of 10 ♂ landed; group of 4 [3♂, 1♀] headed east)
41 Red-t-diver
28 common scoter
4 Sandwich tern


 
Eider - good island count


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