Is it going to rain...? Is it not...?
The Stock Dove (or maybe another one) was still at the headland, as well as the two Godcrests. Land migrants kept arriving during the las hours, including at least Meadow Pipits, Robins, Skylarks, White Wagtails, Black Redstarts, Coal Tits, Blue Tits, Common Chiffchaffs, European Pied Flycatchers, Spotted Flycatcher, Northern Wheatears, Eurasian Reed Warblers and the first groups of Redwings and Fieldfares of the season. A friend from France, Jean Pierre Saint-Andreux, watched early in the morning a Lesser Whitethroat close to the reedbed.
At sea things were quite calm, with a constant passage of Gannets and a few Kittiwakes and Razorbills but not much more, excepto on 18th, when up to 125 Balearic Shearwaters kept most of the morning feeding quite close to te headland in company of Gannets, a few Cory's and 2 Sooties.
Observer: Antonio Sandoval Rey
At sea things were quite calm, with a constant passage of Gannets and a few Kittiwakes and Razorbills but not much more, excepto on 18th, when up to 125 Balearic Shearwaters kept most of the morning feeding quite close to te headland in company of Gannets, a few Cory's and 2 Sooties.
Observer: Antonio Sandoval Rey
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