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| Masses of gulls at the Patch |
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| Iceland Gull Larus glaucoides juvenile/first-winter Dungeness 18th January 2017 |
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18th Jan
Another calm, bright and cold day with most of the coverage concentrated at the Patch where there were huge numbers of gulls. However, nothing new could be found but the two first-winter Iceland Gulls were still feeding there along with the drake Eider and an adult Mediterranean Gull.