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08.04.2025 This beautiful (Common)Buzzard is a regular on the southwest of the Island and is seen here yesterday, over Ouaisne, where it roosts. MD
Another fine morning, but with high cloud spreading in this afternoon. Winds were light from the northeast.
It was a much quieter day for birds, in he settled conditions. Seen off Corbiere from sunrise were 4 Little Gulls, 3 Common Gulls, 7 Kittiwakes, 19 Lesser black-backed Gulls, 28 Sandwich Terns, 3 Common Scoters, 5 Guillemots, 3 Razorbills, a Turnstone, 73 Gannets, 8 Fulmars, a Cormorant and 2 Bottle-nosed Dolphins. On the headland were singles of Willow Warbler, Wheatear and Black Redstart, with another or the same of the latter seen near the Radio Tower later in the day. 2 Brent Geese were in Petit Port Bay and another Wheatear was at La Rosiere along with a male Dartford Warbler. Just 2 Song Thrushes were left from yesterday's fall of thrushes on the Railway Walk nearby.
At Grouville Marsh were 2 Teal, 2 Snipe and 2 Grey Herons and in Grouville Bay were 2 Shelduck, 243 Brent Geese and a Curlew, while passing La Rocque were 3 Skylarks, 50 Linnets, 35 Meadow Pipits, a Yellow Wagtail and 3 Swallows. At La Sente were 2 Shelduck ( possibly the same birds seen in Grouville Bay) and a Cattle Egret. On Grouville Common were a Redwing, a Cirl Bunting, 8 Linnets and 4 Greenfinches. On Rozel Campsite were a pair of White Wagtails and a pair of Swallows back on their breeding site.
On St Ouen's Pond Scrape was a Common Sandpiper and to the north of the Pond were 2 Wheatears and a Sand Martin.
50 Brent Geese, 7 Turnstones and a Curlew were at St Aubin, 2 pairs of Dartford Warblers and a pair of Swallows were at Noirmont. A Firecrest was in song again in Vallee des Vaux.
Acouple of extras: Yesterday, a Redshank was in the Sandpits and on Sunday a Black Redstart was at a property near to Sorel, where it is regular at the moment.
Below: Corbiere Lighthouse on a fine Spring morning - spot the Peregrines.










