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05.10.2025 Swallows are at a premium at the moment, given the weather of the last week. This one is seen passing Noirmont. Image: MD
A fair to cloudy day with a fresh to strong west-northwest wind.
The Glossy Ibis remained at Fauvic for another day today and Cattle Egrets included 3 at Grouville Marsh and 4 near Holme Grown in Grouville. On St Ouen's Pond this evening were a Black Tern, 32 Shovelers and 12 Teal.
Seawatching at Corbiere this morning, following yesterday's blasting winds, saw 103 Balearic Shearwaters, 6 Manx Shearwaters, 45 Gannets, 2 Guillemots, 6 Razorbills, 19 Black-headed Gulls and 11 Mediterranean Gulls and 2 Peregrines, while a similar watch at Grosnez saw 5 Balearic Shearwaters, 3 Manx Shearwaters, 49 Razorbills, 2 Guillemots, 102 Gannets, 12 Cormorants, 11 Lesser Black-backed Gulls, 31 Great Black-backed Gulls, a Common Gull, a Kittiwake and a Mediterranean Gull, also 4 alba Wagtails and another 2 Peregrines.
A late morning visit to Noirmont saw 13 Swallows, 2 Skylarks, 420 Meadow Pipits, 23 alba Wagtails, 88 Linnets, 2 Goldfinches and 6 Lesser Black-backed Gulls on the move. At Beauport were 20 Meadow Pipits, 9 Pied Wagtails, and a Sparrowhawk.
A Wheatear was in the car park at Le Braye in st Ouen's Bay, and 6 Swallows flew over there too. 6 Pochard were in the Sandpits.
In the Zoo today were a Kingfisher, a Grey Wagtail and a Water Rail and in Vallee des Vaux were 2 Firecrests, 2 Goldcrests, 2 Short-toed Treecreepers with 2 Grey Wagtails, a Siskin and a Raven flying over.
In Beaumont Marsh was a Stonechat and at the Happy Hens were 7 Ravens and a juvenile Marsh Harrier.







