



Despite meeting three dejected seawatchers at the Skogsøy car park I still embarked on a futile attempt to see some seabird movement. After an hour or so of mediocre passage I gave up and headed back having seen barely the usual suspects.
Rather than do Herdlevær which was well covered by several other birders I went onto other things - and I'm glad I did.
It is easy to forget there are some good birds about that don't need special weather conditions to bring them within range....
2 comments:
Nice find Jules. Seawatching over here has been merde too.
Holy Crap!! These are wonderful images of an Eagle Owl! I usually only see them perched high up in a quarry's cliff, dozing the day away and sometimes turning a half-opened eye my way.
Your observation must have been breath-taking!
Thanks for sharing it.
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