Thursday, 29 March 2018

St Cath's

Another stab at early spring sea watching off the 'point' today.
And with the southerly winds I was reasonably hopeful - but it ended up being quite 'hard' graft.
Although there was a steady easterly movement and turnover of kittiwakes, com.scoter, rt-divers, and brent; there was precious else to report.
Early days mind. And the winds are forecast to be more SE over the next few days....

 




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