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22.06.2025 A young Herring Gull doing wing stretches in the safety of La Rosiere today. Image: MD
An overcast and cool-feeling morning gave way to a brighter afternoon, with winds now back in the West.
A Green Sandpiper was on the Scrape this morning with the Shelduck family still present there but little else of note. Yesterday evening, the Pink-footed Goose and Barnacle Goose re-appeared there after some time without any sightings of them.
2 Puffins were seen carrying food off the north-west coast this morning, while odds and ends passing Corbiere included 3 Manx Shearwaters, 2 Balearic Shearwaters, 5 Guillemots, 37 Gannets, a Fulmar, 3 Mediterranean Gulls, 8 Lesser Black-backed Gulls, a Curlew, a Grey Heron, a family of 4 Swallows, a newly fledged Blackbird, 5 Linnets and 2 Ravens.
At or over La Rosiere, as well as the breeding Herring Gulls and Lesser Black-backed Gulls breeding there included a female Marsh Harrier, 4 Choughs, 4 Jackdaws, 4 Ravens, 2 Swifts and 2 Swallows and nearby, on the Railway Walk were 3 singing Chaffinches and a Jay.









