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8th July

A juvenile Cuckoo was of note at the Long Pits and four Little Egrets, 260 Sand Martins and five Yellow Wagtails flew over. Offshore, 80 Kittiwakes flew west and 15 Mediterranean Gulls, two juvenile Yellow-legged Gulls and an Arctic Skua were feeding.

Four Porpoise, a Common Seal and three Grey Seals were feeding offshore and three Brown Hares were seen in the Desert.