Whiskey gets a mink.
Migrating Shag toppskarv
Part of a Common Scoter svartand flockA few hours seawatching just after dawn gave typical results for the time of year including a few new including a couple of Lesser Black-backed Gulls sildemåke, two Shelduck gravand (rather oddly flying south), a Fulmar havhest and a Red-throated Diver smålom heading north.
Small numbers of Oystercatcher tjeld, around 200 Common Gulls fiskemåke and several Black-headed Gulls hettemåke all headed north and apprximately 130 Shag toppskarv went south.
Other birds seen included several Curlew storspove, a Goshawk hønsehauk and a White-tailed Eagle havørn.
Whisky, my dog, did his bit for conservation on the way home by catching and making short work of a mink....well done!
Small numbers of Oystercatcher tjeld, around 200 Common Gulls fiskemåke and several Black-headed Gulls hettemåke all headed north and apprximately 130 Shag toppskarv went south.
Other birds seen included several Curlew storspove, a Goshawk hønsehauk and a White-tailed Eagle havørn.
Whisky, my dog, did his bit for conservation on the way home by catching and making short work of a mink....well done!
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