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10.06.2026 One of our recently fledged Lapwings in the Scrape field this morning. Image: MD
More heavy showers this morning.becoming dry but cool and cloudy this afternoon in a fresh westerly wind.
A Marsh Warbler was singing occasionally at the back of St Ouen's Pond this morning, and another was heard at Rue des Pres in St Clement.
Seen at St Ouen's Pond this morning, as well, were the 2 Black-winged Stilts, Sedge Warblers collecting food, 30 Swifts, 13 House Martins, 25 Sand Martins and 20 Swallows, while at the Scrape and field were at least 8 Lapwings, a pair of Tufted Duck, 2 male Shovelers and a family of 5 Coot.
AT Kempt Tower pools were 2 adult Little Grebes with a full grown juvenile nearby, 3 Tufted Ducks, 2 Marsh Harriers and a Whitethroat, with another Little Grebe seen on Mont Matthieu. A Stonechat was gathering nest material at Le Pulec and 2 Whitethroats were seen near to Les Landes.
In the Sandpits at Le Braye were 60 Swifts, 60 Sand Martins, 6 Tufted Ducks, 82 Coot, a Whitethroat, a Cetti's Warbler and Reed Warblers, all feeding young.
A brief seawatch at Corbiere, saw 20 Balearic Shearwaters, 11 Manx Shearwaters, 12 Guillemots, 15 Gannets, 2 Fulmars, 4 Kittiwakes, 2 Lesser Black-backed Gulls, 2 Swallows and 4 Ravens. 2 Shelduck were at St Aubin.
At Rue des Pres were 6 singing Reed Warblers and 2 singing male Cetti's Warbler as well as a female and fledged young in a nearby garden and 3 young Kestrels were at Le Hocq.
Several further reports for yesterday include 40 Swifts and 5 Tufted Ducks at Grands Vaux, 2 pairs of Shelducks at Petit Port, at least 8 hatched House Martins at a private site in St Clement, fledged Goldcrests being fed in Coronation Park, 200+ Crows at Trinity Manor as well as 3 Buzzards, and a fly-over Gadwall at St Ouen's Pond.










