Two Yellow-legged Gulls were seen at the Patch this morning and a Mediterranean Gull flew west this evening. Quiet on the land except for 60 Swifts flying over the Observatory this morning.
Three Porpoises and a Grey Seal were feeding offshore.
A White Colon was the highlight of another small overnight catch of moths and a Variable Damselfly was seen at the Long Pits.
The long-staying Serin was seen at Littlestone again.
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