This morning: Ventnor Downs, a perched Crossbill singing was relatively unusual; usually just see/hear them as they fly over. Modest vis mig: one sand martin south with a couple of swallows. A few swifts. A couple of painted ls seen last few days.
YL Gull juv, distant scope shots - had prey in its bill at times (some sort of flatfish/flounder?)
Sea Eagle news
We are thrilled that a pair of White-tailed Eagles have successfully reared a chick in England for the first time in 240 years this summer. A very significant milestone for the project.
— Roy Dennis Foundation (@RoyDennisWF) July 18, 2023
Read more here: https://t.co/31xHZQTsxt@SeaEagleEngland @ForestryEngland pic.twitter.com/4vhwGCkkAx
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