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13.04.2025 Purple Sandpiper at Corbiere, image courtesy of Romano RDC.
A dry but cloudy day with winds now firmly back in the West.
The shift of wind direction into the West looks to have resulted in most migrant birds disappearing. Passing Grosnez this morning were 4 Common Scoters, 3 Guillemots, a Razorbill, 32 Fulmars, 18 Gannets, 3 Cormorants, 19 Lesser Black-backed Gulls and 2 Greylag Geese heading North. At Les Landes were a Wheatear, a Peregrine, a Yellow Wagtail, 2 White Wagtails and 2 Swallows. 17 Razorbill were off Plemont.
At the Wetland Centre were 2 Snipe and 2 Reed Warblers while on the Scrape were another Snipe, 2 Oystercatchers, just a single Teal, the Pink-footed Goose and Barnacle Goose, 4 Lapwings, a Reed Warbler, 30 Linnets and 2 overflying Whimbrels.
15 Purple Sandpipers were still at Corbiere, with a Wheatear and a Sparrowhawk also seen there and in Petit Port Bay were 2 Shelduck, 3 Little Egrets and 115 Oystercatchers.
On the Farmer's Cricket Ground in St Martin were 5 White Wagtails and 6 Meadow Pipits and at Cowley Farm were 5 Cattle Egrets. 3 Tufted Duck were on Grands Vaux reservoir.
On Ouaisne Common were a pair of Little Grebe, a singing Cetti's Warbler, Chiffchaffs, Blackcaps and a Willow Warbler. A pair of Swallows is back at Warren Farm and in Vallee des Vaux were a pair of Firecrest, a pair of Goldcrest, a pair of Blackcap and a Sparrowhawk.









