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25.07.2025. A juvenile Black-headed Gull at Le Pulec today. Image: MD
Another day with a cloudy start and a fine afternoon in a moderate northwest wind.
Seen this morning at Corbiere, before 9 am were 5 Manx Shearwaters, 2 Balearic Shearwaters, a Fulmar, 49 Gannets, 24 Shags, 4 Cormorants, 14 Mediterranean Gulls, 6 Black-headed Gulls, 21 Lesser Black-backed Gulls, 27 Great Black-backed Gulls, 3 Little Egrets including one juvenile, a Curlew, 3 Bottle-nosed Dolphins and 3 Tuna near the lighthouse. In Petit Port Bay were 19 Curlews, a Whimbrel, a Turnstone, a Grey Heron, 13 Mediterranean Gulls and 56 Black-headed Gulls.
In St Ouen's Bay, at Le Pulec were 10 Black-headed Gulls and 10 Little Egrets and around Kempt Tower were 5 Whitethroats, 2 Stonechats and a Dartford Warbler. At St Ouen's Pond were a Grey Heron, 5 Sand Martins and 4 Swallows, but nothing was on the Scrape as it is currently being cut.
At Noirmont were the first 2 Willow Warblers of the "Autumn", also 20 Swallows and a Swift while in Elizabeth Harbour in St Aubin's Bay were 20 Swifts, 6 Oystercatchers including a family of four, a Common Sandpiper, 7 Black-headed Gulls and 2 Great Black-backed Gulls.
On the southeast of the Island, hundreds of Sandwich Terns and 100+ Oystercatchers were at Pontac and 97 Sandwich Terns, 2 Mediterranean Gulls and 72 Oystercatchers were at La Rocque. 8 Mediterranean Gulls were seen at Seymour and another 7 Mediterranean Gulls were at Bel Val.
Evening update: At Petit Port this evening were 28 Mediterranean Gulls, a Kittiwake and a Whimbrel. 207 Black-headed Gulls were at Le Hurel this evening, also 11 Sandwich Terns while at La Rocque were a Ringed Plover and a Grey Heron. 11 Swallows were at Rue de Pont and 7 Sand Martins were over the Oyster Farm. 2 Peregrines and a Buzzard were seen at Plemont this afternoon too.









