This morning started off with another sea watch in Northerly force 8 winds with showers blowing into our faces. More Gannets, 3 Bonxies, Kittiwakes, and a few Little Gulls. A Little Auk had been reported found inland and just released on the saline pool at Salthouse was an opportunity to see the bird up close rather than over the sea.
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| Little Auk |
Another look at the campsite incase the Bluetail showed up again but no luck, just loads of Robins, Blackbirds a couple of Ring Ouzels and a Woodcock flushed from under my feet.
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| Woodcock |
A Grey Phalarope was the next news so back to Titchwell where it was showing well but fairly distant, again good scope views were had and a couple of record shots.
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Grey Phalarope
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A look in the hide at the hundreds of roosted gulls riding out the bad weather Paul managed to find this juvenile Caspian Gull
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| Juvenile Caspian Gull |
Meanwhile during the day Christine and Barry rescued this Guillemot and took it to a rescue centre near Kings Lynn and looks like it will recover.
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| Guillemot in safe hands |
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