Tuesday, 14 September 2021

YL Gull

Fort Victoria 14/09

Visited Fort Vic in the morning as the wind direction was ENE; had terns in mind; but was quiet in that respect. A 1st winter Yellow-legged was at least something to admire; seen to leave over Solent waters in a westerly direction.




Yellow-legged Gull comparison with Herring 

Cone Head on Bonchurch Down 13/09



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