Friday 28th February 2020

Late news, 27/2, Boswednack: 1 Woodcock, 78 Starling.

Crugmeer: 1 Hooded Crow (with corvid flock), 1 Grey Partridge , 5 Yellowhammer in stubble fields around old radar station (M Pass)

Hayle Estuary: adult Ring-billed Gull, 3cy Caspian Gull, 3cy Yellow-legged Gull, 7 Common Gull and 17 Shelduck. (B Dallas)

Newquay: Injured adult Glaucous Gull still in pink elephant field at Crantock turning 16:30. (M Lammas)

Falmouth: Pomarine Skua reported still in bay mid pm.

Carn Creek: 6 Mediterranean Gull, 3 Common Sandpiper. (A Witheywood)

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I don’t see Dippers very often but this bird today (my 1st this year) on a stream at Penzance isn’t showing much of a brown band between the white bib and black belly (just a tiny patch near bend of wing). Is C.c.gularis really this variable? @CBWPS1

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Scott Linacre @scott_linacre ·

Incredible seawatch at Porthgwarra 6:15pm - 8:20pm

Wilson’s petrel west just before 8pm, C. 30 Great shearwater, C.80 Corys shearwater, C.10 Balearic shearwater C.40 Storm petrel, Great skua. Endless manxies passing by! Also Common dolphin, Grey seal ✅

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