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10.08.2025 One of our regular wintering Curlews, colour-ringed in Poland, with thanks to Jo Bramley for the image.
A fine and warm day in variable light winds.
Movement past Corbiere this morning was dominated by shearwaters, especially early on, when a Great Shearwater, 973 Balearic Shearwaters and 62 Manx Shearwaters moved northwards. 79 Gannets, 6 Fulmars, 40 Sandwich Terns, 11 Black-headed Gulls, 20 Mediterranean Gulls, 17 Lesser Black-backed Gulls, an adult Yellow-legged Gull, 16 Great Black-backed Gulls, 9 Cormorants and 20 Shags were also seen as well as 4 Curlews, a Turnstone, 2 Peregrines, a Marsh Harrier, 3 Swifts, 10 Swallows and a Sand Martin. In Petit Port Bay were 64 Mediterranean Gulls, 30 Black-headed Gulls and 2 Whimbrels.
Seen on the north side of St Ouen's Pond were a ring-tailed Harrier sp, a Wheatear, 15 Sedge Warblers, 15 Reed Warblers, 5 Willow Warblers, 8 Cetti's Warblers, 100 Swallows, 30 House Martins, 5 Sand Martins, 2 Marsh Harriers, 2 Grey Herons and a Clouded Yellow butterfly. 6 Shelduck were on St Ouen's Pond and a Lapwing and a Sedge Warbler were seen at the Scrape. At Le Pulec were 35 Oystercatchers, 2 Little Egrets and 2 Grey Seals.
In St OIuen's Bay were a Dutch ringed Caspian Gull, 3 Yellow-legged Gulls, 86 Great Black-backed Gulls, 11 Mediterranean Gulls, 27 Black-headed Gulls and 2 Sandwich Terns.
143 Black-headed Gulls and 2 Mediterranean Gulls were at St Aubin and a Wheatear was at Noirmont.
Later, a Hobby was seen over the Scrape and 2 Hobby were seen at Grosnez.
Below: A Cattle Egret attending to its duties in Grouville, video courtesy of Jo Bramley.









