


Lapwing vipe


Tjeldstø produced most of the interest starting with flocks of Barnacles hvitkinngås passing over the house during my morning coffee.
This promted a trip to Herdlevær which produced a few hundred more northbound Barnacle Geese. A half hour seawatch with just binoculars resulted in over 30 Red-throated Diver smålom passing.
Also at Herdlevær at least one Common Whitethroat tornsanger - the first for me this year although this bird was first reported a couple of days back.
Back at Tjeldstø in the evening two Black-tailed Godwit svarthalespove and a Dunlin myrsnipe seen from my living room promted another trip out - which resulted in a couple of Wood Sandpiper grønnstilk - another new for the year.
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