

A quick check of a few localities produced some more late autumn birds.
At Solberg a flock of 15 Purple Sandpiper fjæreplytt were the first of the autumn, a Curlew storspove was also on the shore. Two White-tailed Eagle havørn, a Black Guillemot teist and a Snow Bunting snøspurv were other birds of interest here.
Alvheim was quiet on the sea but more eagles, a Peregrine vandrefalk and an adult Great Northern Diver islom meant that it was worth the trip.
At Sæle the best bird was a Treecreeper trekryper. Otherwise the bushes were full of Blackcap munk.
A Goshawk hønsehauk flew over the reserve at Tjeldstø.
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