Rain stopped play after midday except for a brief interlude mid-afternoon when another sea-watch took place.
Very little in the way of migrants today, most caught by ringer s rather than observed in the field.
2 Tree Pipit, a Grasshopper Warbler, a Sedge Warbler, a Firecrest, 3 Willow Warbler, 2 Grey Wagtail, a Yellow Wagtail and a Wheatear.
Sea-watch: 2 Arctic Skua, 6 Balearic Shearwater, 20+ Manx Shearwater and 60+ Gannet.
Butterflies: Small White and Speckled Wood.
Moths: Possibly a record count of 10 Convolvulus Hawkmoth caught at the obs, 3Striped Hawkmoth, a Cosmopolitan and a Lilac Beauty, also a Hummingbird Hawkmoth buzzing around nicotinia during the dryish spells.
Tree Pipit
Firecrest
One of the young Robins at the obs coming for its meal worm breakfast
9 Convolvulus Hawkmoth (1 escaped) and a Striped Hawkmoth
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