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06.09.2025 Two images of today's adult Hobby passing Noirmont. Images: MD
A fine day with a fresh to strong southeast wind, warm at 22c
Visible migration finally kicked in today, with good numbers of birds passing Noirmont. Seen through this morning there, were a Honey Buzzard, a Hobby, a juvenile Peregrine, 19 Swifts, 294 Swallows, 49 Sand Martins, 41 House Martins, 362 Yellow Wagtails, 11 White Wagtails, 31 Tree Pipits, 85 Lesser Black-backed Gulls, 9 Black-headed Gulls, 5 Whimbrels, a Green Sandpiper, a Snipe, 2 Grey Herons, and on the ground were a Whinchat and 3 Wheatears. Local birds included 10 Ravens, a juvenile Marsh Harrier and 4 Buzzards.
In Grouville Marsh this morning were a Barn Owl, a Garden Warbler, a Reed Warbler, a Whitethroat, 3 Willow Warblers, 15 Chiffchaffs, 8 Cetti's Warblers, 15 Blackcaps including recently fledged young, a Kingfisher, 2 Water Rails, 2 Marsh Harriers, 6 Buzzards, 2 Ravens and 18 Jackdaws.
In Grouville Bay were 1000+ Sandwich Terns, 2 Knot, a Bar-tailed Godwit, 13 Grey Plovers, 7 Dunlin, 2 Greenshanks, 64 Ringed Plovers, 47 Turnstones, a Redshank, 11 Little Egrets, 51 Black-headed Gulls and 3 Wheatears.
A Hen Harrier was at Les Landes again and on St Ouen's Pond Scrape were a Green Sandpiper, a Sparrowhawk and a singing Willow Warbler.
In Beaumont Marsh were 8 Yellow Wagtails, 20 Swallows, 3 House Martins and 2 Ravens, with single Yellow Wagtails seen at Beauport and Gorselands. On the north coast, at White Rock were 6 Yellow Wagtails, a Grey Heron, 25 Swallows and 35 House Martins and at Rozel were 2 Common Sandpipers. A Kingfisher and a Grey Heron were seen at Grands Vaux reservoir.
Some extras for yesterday: At St Aubin yesterday evening were 16 Redshanks and a Kingfisher and a Visit to Les Ecrehous found a Greenshank, 61 Turnstones, 4 Little Egrets, 4 Wheatears and a Willow Warbler present.









