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8th Feb

The morning seawatch produced 44 Brent Geese, two Red-breasted Mergansers, 78 Kittiwakes, a Little Gull, 23 Mediterranean Gulls and 863 Red-throated Divers while a Jack Snipe, seven Snipe, two Firecrests and three Song Thrushes were of note on the land.

Two Grey Seals were seen offshore.

After going missing yesterday, the drake American Wigeon was seen again at Scotney.


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