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24.10.2026 A fine Caspian Gull in St Ouen's Bay, image courtesy of Romano.
An overcast morning with a strong southwest wind, but nothing like yesterday's blast, becoming wet with heavy rain this afternoon.
Seabirds were on the move again this morning after yesterday's day off, and seen passing Corbiere were 3 Great Northern Divers, 2 Pomarine Skuas, 265 Razorbills, 48 Guillemots, 38 Gannets, 4 Little Gulls, 31 Black-headed Gulls, 11 Mediterranean Gulls, 49 Kittiwakes, 15 Lesser Black-backed Gulls, 44 Great Black-backed Gulls, 2 Cormorants, 17 Shags and a Curlew. 2 Pied Wagtails were flying out to sea and 4 Ravens were on the headland. 55 Great Black-backed Gulls and 3 Lesser Black-backed Gulls were roosting at Petit Port.
A Snow Bunting was by the road down to Grosnez Point, near the racecourse and 100 Woodpigeons were seen flying over Beauport. Another 500 Woodpigeons flew over West Park in St Helier.
In Le Braye Sandpits were a Little Gull, a Common Gull, 23 Cormorants, 25 Great Black-backed Gulls, 2 Mediterranean Gulls, 20 Little Grebes, 2 Great Crested Grebes, 2 Grey Herons, 15 Pochard, 29 Tufted Ducks and 2 Pied Wagtails.
At the Gunsite, in St Aubin's bay, were 350 Brent Geese, 3 Curlews and 2 Great Black-backed Gulls and garden birds in Vallee des Vaux included 4 Firecrests, a Goldcrest, and a Short-toed Treecreeper, with 34 Redwings, 4 Song Thrushes and 45 Woodpigeons flying over. Also at Vallee des Vaux, last night at Dusk were dozens of Redwings heading into the night sky.
Below: A
Razorbill feeding on a shoal of fish at St Catherine's, with thanks to Jacquie Bond for the great video.










