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27.09.2025 Willow Warblers have mostly gone past us now on the way back to Africa,
so thanks to Alan Gicquel for this nice image of one at Kempt Tower pools recently. AG
A day of high cloud, feeling cold in a fresh Southerly wind
There was far less by way of migration through the Island today, despite seemingly suitable conditions. Seen at Noirmont this morning were 240 Swallows, 14 House Martins, 3 Sand Martins, 34 Linnets, 4 Chaffinches, 4 Greenfinches, 2 Stonechats, a Song Thrush, a Blackcap, 5 Chiffchaffs, 3 Cormorants and a Grey Heron, while local birds included 5 Buzzards, a Marsh Harrier, a Peregrine, 2 Kestrels, 2 Choughs, 10+ Ravens and c60 Crows.
On St Ouen's Pond Scrape were 2 Wheatears, 50 Linnets, 2 Chiffchaffs, 2 Yellow Wagtails, 20 Meadow Pipits, a Marsh Harrier and 3 Buzzards.
20 Redshanks and 15 Turnstones were roosting at St Aubin, a Little Grebe was in the top pond at Queen's Valley and 12 Cattle Egrets were at La Lourderie, near La Rocque. 2 Little Egrets were at Rozel harbour.
A Glossy Ibis was seen at Fauvic Marsh and Spotted Flycatchers were reported from the Frances le Sueur Centre in St Ouen's Bay.
Some late records from Sorel yesterday, include 8 Swallows, 14 Linnets, 6 Meadow Pipits, 4 Chiffchaffs and a Buzzard.
Below: Wigeon on the Scrape this week, with thanks to Jo Bramley for the short video









