Tim Jones and Tim Davis report 250
Razorbills off the South End, but a big clear-out of
Chiffchaffs and
Meadow Pipits with only 12 and 70 respectively logged. A total of 240
Kittiwakes were counted at the two remaining West Side colonies. Of note were 2
Black Redstarts, a "singing"
Water Rail, 6
Teal, 4
Snipe and a
Song Thrush. The day's highlight was confirmation that the colour-ringed male
Wheatear seen on Guernsey on 13 March (see blog post dated 14 March) was back on its territory near the Earthquake, in hot pursuit of a female and fending off another male – record shots below.
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Lundy colour-ringed Wheatear 'pale blue over black' © Tim Davis |
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Now on its Lundy breeding territory, this bird was seen on Guernsey on 13 Mar |
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