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10.05.2026 A Jay flying over La Rosiere, at Corbiere. Image: MD
Yet another day of dodging rain, mainly dry with high cloud and a strong and gusty east-northeast wind.
There was a better selection of birds to be seen from Corbiere than of late, and these included 28 Manx Shearwaters, 3 Common Scoters, 5 Guillemots, 4 Fulmars, 40 Gannets, 5 Cormorants, 4 Kittiwakes, 13 Lesser Black-backed Gulls, 56 Great Black-backed Gulls, 2 Dunlin, 8 Swifts and 18 Swallows in four hours. A Dartford Warbler was seen on the headland between Petit Port and La Pulente.
On and around the Scrape were the pair of Shelduck, the male Shoveler, a pair of Oystercatchers, a Lapwing, a Common Sandpiper, 20 Swallows, 2 Reed Warblers, a pair of Stonechat, and 2 Swifts, while on St Ouen's Pond were hundreds of Swallows and Sand Martins, a Grey Heron, 4 Tufted Duck and 4 Great Black-backed Gulls.
At Le Hurel were 123 Sanderlings, 16 Dunlin, a Bar-tailed Godwit and a Curlew.
17 Jackdaws were in a ploughed field at Rue de la Genestiere in St Martin.
Thanks as always go to Jo Bramley for this video clip of the Common Sandpiper on the Scrape.










