A modest day of land birding, led by three Whinchats, a Spotted Flycatcher, three Wheatears and 25 Yellow Wagtails. Come the afternoon, Black Terns started pushing west offshore, with 159 all in, while a Balearic Shearwater, seven Little Terns and a Grey Plover headed the same way and at least four Arctic Skuas loitered.
A Grey Seal and a minimum of six Harbour Porpoises were noted at sea.
Three Hummingbird Hawkmoths were seen along the front of the power station.
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