


An early morning seawatch at Skogsøy produced the usual selection of species, although there were few auks and no Northern Fulmar havhest. Over 120 Northern Gannet havsule headed north as did a lone Red-throated Diver smålom and four of the six Great Skua storjo. Whimbrel småspove on the move again and some indication that Great Black-backed Gulls svartbak have also started moving south.
A quick check at Herdlevær gave the best bird of the day in the form of a female Red-backed Shrike tornskate.
Sedge Warbler sivsanger still singing at Breivik.
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