Sunny and calm on 21 May. Took the opportunity to get some stuff done and made only a brief foray out.
At Breivik a singing Icterine Warbler gulsanger was the highlight. Similar to yesterday's bird it was singing at half notch rather than the usual full on song of birds on breeding territory. It did, however, give some brief views.
Also at Breivik two Carrion Crows svartkråke with another at Tjeldstø.
One of two Carrion Crows svartkråke at Breivik
Icterine Warbler gulsanger playing hard to get
Lapwing vipe at Kollsnes
On 22 May with slightly more wind from the south I gave Skogsøy a go. Very little passed indeed so I gave up and went home. Highlight were three Shelduck gravand heading north and nice views of a rather pale White-tailed Eagle havørn.
A small flock of Golden Plover heilo were present at Breivik on the way home.
Shelduck gravand
Rather pale White-tailed Eagle, presumed 3cy
Common Tern makrellterne fishing in front of my house
Young Greenfinch grønnfink in the garden
"My" Starling stær bringing slugs to its young.
Great work Mr & Mrs Starling! Just forage more IN my garden than anywhere else and we will all be happy:)
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