
A
quiet bird day but with some more signs of
spring. Frogs were very active in the old obs pond (left & below) and daffodills were out by the


rememberance plaque to founder member John Gittins in the 'heli' trap garden (bottom).
A young female Grey Seal was hauled out at the north end for a time while few visitors were on
the island.

Bird of the day was a male Goosander seen flying low over the sea, slightly less of a surpirse was an adult Kittiwake on the edge of the tide. A Peregrine harassed the waders on the east hoyle which again today included a good number of Knot.
(JE,CJ,PSW,SRW,TGW) photos PSW
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