I covered Breivik briefly on the way to Herdlevær with a couple of Jack Snipe kvartbekkasin being the best birds. Skylark sanglerke and Reed Bunting sivspurv were among the other migrants along with a light passage of Meadow Pipits heipiplerke.
Herdlevær gave a nice selection of visitors including a Jack Snipe kvartbekkasin out in the open and a few more in more typical places. A flock of 14 Barnacle Geese hvitinngås came in off the sea too. A flock of 20 Goldfinch stillits fed in the area along with a nice variety of other finches including Brambling bjørkefink and Redpolls gråsisik. Warblers were limited to Chiff-chaff gransanger and Blackcap munk.
On the way home a flock of five Jays nøtteskrike flew south over Tjeldstø and just kept going. A couple of Common Crossbill grankorsnebb also in this area.
I had intended to keep going but a car charging blunder had me stuck on the terrace instead. Here a few White-tailed Eagles havørn, another Jay nøtteskrike and the usual were seen.
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