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14.08.2025 A Wood Sandpiper on the Scrape this morning. Image: MD
A fair to fine day, becoming very warm in a westerly wind.
Some good interest on the ground at Noirmont today included a Nightingale which was still present this evening, near the bunker, a Spotted Flycatcher, a Redstart, 2 Wheatears, 4 Whitethroats, a Willow Warbler and a Dartford Warbler. Some light passage overhead included 150 Swallows, 60 Sand Martins, 30 House Martins, 3 Swallows, a Whimbrel and 7 Lesser Black-backed Gulls.
A morning visit to Les Ecrehous saw 220 Sandwich Terns, 40 Common Terns, 30 Turnstones, 48 Ringed Plovers, 11 Grey Plovers, a Whimbrel, 2 Redshanks, 14 Little Egrets, a Whitethroat and 10 Rock Pipits.
At St Ouen's Pond Scrape were a Little Stint, 2 Green Sandpipers, a Wood Sandpiper, a Common Sandpiper, a Snipe, a Lapwing, a Reed Bunting, a male Greenfinch, 4 Reed Warblers, the Yellow-crowned Bishop again and overhead, 100 Swallows, 10 Sand Martins, 8 House Martins.
In St Ouen's Bay were 2 Yellow-legged Gulls, 230 Lesser Black-backed Gulls and 175 Great Black-backed Gulls and in petit Port Bay were 32 Curlews, 76 Mediterranean Gulls, 4 Black-headed Gulls and 142 Oystercatchers.
A Honey Buzzard flew over Winston Churchill Park in St Brelade this morning, 12 Redshanks were at St Aubin and overhead Red Houses this afternoon was an anting party of 30+ Black-headed Gulls and a Mediterranean Gull, with a Sparrowhawk, 2 Buzzards and a Swallow also seen.
Yesterday evening, a maize field in Trinity held 160 Swallows with a Raven flying over there.









