Birds passing offshore included 24 Mediterranean Gulls and a Little Tern. Very little on the land.
At least four Porpoises and a Grey Seal were feeding offshore.
The moth traps were very disappointing following a cool night with just a singe Obscure Wainscot of any note.
On the RSPB Reserve, a Temminck's Stint was showing well from Firth Hide and four Wood Sandpipers were seen at the ARC Pit.
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