Monday, 22 April 2019

SCP

East wind: 2 x velvet scoter, 16 x little gull, 2 x avocet. 400 + barwits east.
Possibly my fave moment though was when a lesser whitethroat landed nearby, rattled off a few times, and then flew past me in a northerly direction.


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