A fresh morning wind prevented us from opening most of the nets. The few nets we had open caught a handful of Bramblings and, suddenly, a beautiful Siberian Chiffchaff.

With so little work at the station, the French invasion went to the tip for seabird watching. Here, a Velvet Scoter presented itself nicely close to the shore.

The weather report promises terrible winds tomorrow. Therefore, we will save a few surprises from this night’s beach walk. Stay tuned…