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29.04.2025 Wheatears are passing through the Island in good numbers at the moment. This one was on Les Blanches Banques two days ago MD
A warm (24c) and sunny day in a moderate easterly wind.
Another mixed passage of birds past Grosnez this morning included 5 Common Scoter, 16 Manx Shearwaters, 6 Guillemots, 42 Gannets, 21 Fulmars, 3 Redshanks, two distant waders- probably Avocets, 7 Kittiwakes, a Black-headed Gull, 36 Lesser Black-backed Gulls, 3 Sandwich Terns, 2 Grey Herons, and a Little Egret offshore. On Les Landes, of flying over were 12 Wheatears, a Whinchat, a Stonechat, 29 Swifts, 57 Swallows, 13 House Martins, a Sand Martin, 7 Yellow Wagtails, 15 White Wagtails, 2 Peregrines, 2 Marsh Harriers and a Sparrowhawk, also 2 Painted Lady butterflies.
At Plemont were more Wheatears, 3 Whinchats and a trickle of Swifts, Swallows and House Martins overhead, also 5 Choughs heading East. At Le Pulec was a pair of Shelduck with another pair of Shelduck at Petit Port and a Common Sandpiper was on the Scrape.
In Grouville Bay were 3 Brent Geese and a Curlew, with 4 Little Egrets at La Sente and 6 Reed Warblers plus a Sedge Warbler at Grouville Marsh.
8 Wheatears were at Noirmont and 5 Swifts were flying around St Helier Harbour. 3 House Martins were visiting nest boxes at Beaumont.









