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24.06.2025 A fine male Pheasant in front of the Scrape Hide, where he had youngsters in tow today. Image MD
A clear day with good visibility in a fresh westerly wind.
Shearwaters were to the fore early morning at Corbiere, where 402 Balearic Shearwaters and 157 Manx Shearwaters passed heading North in the first two hours after sunrise. Also seen there were 16 Guillemots, 39 Gannets, 4 Fulmars, 2 Mediterranean Gulls, 3 Black-headed Gulls, 4 Kittiwakes and 3 Lesser Black-backed Gulls. 2 Ravens were on the headland.
On the Scrape, the Green Sandpiper was still present but elusive, also the family of 5 Shelduck, and 3 adult Lapwings with one juvenile, while overhead were 2 Swifts, 30 Sand Martins, 10 Swallows and 3 Tufted Duck.
At Les Landes were 2 Marsh Harriers, 2 Peregrines, 2 Kestrels, 13 Choughs, a male Stonechat, 25 Linnets, a Skylark, a pair of Dartford Warbler and 2 Swifts. A family group of Skylarks was seen at Crabbe and seen at Plemont were 4 Razorbills, a Puffin, a Guillemot, 2 Linnets and 7 Swifts.
At St Aubin, Black-headed Gull numbers had risen to 48, with a Grey Heron, a Kestrel and 7 Swifts also there.
A pair of
Dartford Warbler with a juvenile were seen at Portelet yesterday.









