St Cath's Sea watch (light SE and bright conditions) this morning with George, Steve, Mark, Naomi, and Andrew, produced a few bits moving eastwards: common scoters, sarnies, and an Arctic Skua etc. But yet to get really going in that respect. The highlight was a calling Serin just after 7am: came in from the west and landed next to us in the tamarisk - for a time perched calling away and just visible - before (typical of most our spring serin encounters) departing eastwards....
Sea watches (Poms)
Some recent sea watches (bright easterlies) at St Cath's were punctuated with moments of interest. April 24th (evening 16:50-19:50): i...
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c200 - but 1000s can be on the move so not quite the spectacle it couldve been. juv Brent grey wag in a tree ... -
This morning (May 22nd) a head wind dropped a couple of things near Luccombe Chine : a Reed warbler and this singing Nightingale hidden in ...
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