
10.04.2025 One of today's Ring Ouzels at Les Landes MD
A cloudy and cold-feeling morning turned into a clear afternoon in moderate easterly winds.
At least 4 Ring Ouzels were along the cliffs south of Grosnez Point at Les Landes this morning, where 7 Wheatears were also present and 6 Swallows plus a Hawfinch flew over, the latter a rarity here in the Spring.
Seabirds passing Corbiere early morning included a Great Skua, 3 Manx Shearwaters, 42 Guillemots, a Shelduck, 2 Fulmars, 35 Gannets, 2 Sandwich Terns, 8 Kittiwakes, 16 Lesser Black-backed Gulls and 2 Cormorants. Also seen were 2 Peregrines, 4 Swallows and a White Wagtail with 3 Wheatears feeding on the headland. 2 Shelduck were in Petit Port Bay and a Stonechat was near La Pulente car park. At Le Pulec this afternoon were 8 Little Egrets, 2 Wheatears and 2 Stonechats.
On or over the Scrape were 12 Teal, a female Wigeon, a Grey Heron, the Pink-footed Goose and Barnacle Goose, 20+ Sand Martins, 5 Swallows, 5 Lapwings, a singing Skylark, 2 Yellow Wagtails, and a Reed Warbler on the South Canal.
In fields at La Rocque this morning were a Common Redstart, 3 Yellow Wagtails, 60 Meadow Pipits, 80 Linnets, 2 Skylarks, 2 Swallows, 3 Blackcaps and a Chiffchaff. Seen from Le Hurel in Grouville Bay were 306 Brent Geese, 6 Curlews, a Black-headed Gull and a Common Gull and at La Sente were 2 Cattle Egrets.
At Beaumont Marsh this afternoon were a Grey Heron and a Swallow.
Below: Another view of a male Ring Ouzel at Les Landes this morning MD










