



Yet another pleasant morning out in Øygarden in mild and calm conditions.
A few Blackcaps munk about with a female at Dåvøy and two males at Alvheim.
At Solberg there was a Great Northern Diver islom on the sea and a Peregrine vandrefalk sat on one of the islands.
Tjeldstø was quite good again with plenty of Little Auks alkeonge on the fjord and a number of late migrants including a Woodpigeon ringdue, a Teal krikkand, a Skylark sanglerke and a Meadow Pipit heipiplerke. Other birds of interest included a Goshawk hønsehauk, three Snipe enkeltbekkasin and a Purple Sandpiper fjæreplytt.
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