Saturday, 2 October 2010

Terns.

Report.R.Lane. 2nd October 2010

"Wasted half-hour at Par today. Did see the Little Grebe (juv) and 1 x Bar Headed Goose on the Pool. Also the southerly wind had brought a few Terns into the Bay, but only briefly. There were 4+, Sandwich Terns and 2+, COMMON Terns. Hopefully someone saw more from Spit."

Thanks for the report Roger.

I have had a report of a Razorbill on the Par River . The photograph did indeed look like a Razorbill but at the moment I do not have permission to put it up on the Blog.
Is this a rare occurrence?
Posted by The Watcher at 22:46
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2 comments:

  1. Roger Lane3 October 2010 at 20:09

    Yes, I would consider this extremely unusual, but known elsewhere. Often an injured/unwell bird might take this action. I shall be interested to see the photo. Have not even seen one in St.Austell Bay this autumn !I have seen one on Par Pool years ago in storms.

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  2. The Watcher6 October 2010 at 21:51

    Thanks Roger.

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