Dan here.
A 2nd calendar-year kittiwake was feeding on the river with a few black-headed gulls off Marsh Point late morning.
This attractive maritime gull can be numerous at Heysham in times of strong onshore winds (a respectable 44 today), but Aldcliffe kitts are a much scarcer proposition. My first here, at least.
Around four hundred pink-footed geese were on the marsh, along with over six-hundred lapwings.
A great black-backed gull was making a baleful noise as it mobbed a buzzard near Freeman's Wood.
DH.
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