Almost all of the days interest was offshore where nine hours of watching produced three Eiders, 27 Manx Shearwaters, a Great Skua, 15 Arctic Skuas, 129 Kittiwakes, 16 Black Terns, 250 Sandwich Terns, 500 Common Terns and two Arctic Terns.
A Mediterranean Gull and three juvenile Yellow-legged Gulls were feeding offshore.
A juvenile Cuckoo was seen on the land.
Six Porpoises and a Grey Seal were also seen.
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Corona Virus Update
We are glad to say that the Observatory is now clear and visitors are very welcome.
We are very pleased to be accepting bookings at the Observatory. In order to keep staff and visitors as safe as possible, we may request that you take a Lateral Flow Test (provided) before you first come in.
The hides will be open for 'Friends of DBOT'. However, we would request that you continue to observe safe practises and sanitiser and spray will continue to be provided to clean down the handles and closures in the hide after you have used it.
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