Slightly limited coverage today with most of it involving looking at the sea. The best of over five hours seawatching were two Redshanks, 22 Mediterranean Gulls, a Little Gull, 759 Sandwich Terns, four Black Terns, an Arctic Tern, two Arctic Skuas and a Great Skua.
A Redstart and two Grey Wagtails were the only significant migrants on the land.
At least 22 Porpoises and three Grey Seals were feeding offshore.
Tree Crickets were singing again tonight.
A Scarce Bordered Straw and two Dark Swordgrass were the best from the moth traps.
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