The storm continued overnight and the winds remained strong all of the day. I saw a Song Thrush at Braeview on my way to Lamba Ness where a couple of hours seawatching produced an adult Glaucous Gull, a blue Fulmar and an unseasonal Bonxie all flying north with a steady passage of Gannets, Fulmars, Guillemots and Kittiwakes. A look at Norwick beach added 2 or 3 juvenile Glaucous Gulls and 2 juvenile and a second-winter Iceland Gull among the gathering of Great Black-backed, Herring, Common and Black-headed Gulls. As we drove west we saw 7 Fieldfare and 17 Snow Buntings at Upper Sotland and a juvenile Iceland Gull on the road at Burrafirth.
Adult Glaucous Gull powering north at Lamba Ness
Bonxie flying north at Lamba Ness
Juv & 2w Iceland Gulls and juv Glaucous Gull at Norwick
Juvenile Iceland & Glaucous Gulls at Norwick
Second-winter Iceland and juvenile Glaucous Gulls at Norwick
Juvenile Glaucous Gull at Norwick
Juvenile Iceland Gull at Norwick
Second-winter Iceland Gull at Norwick
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Snow Buntings at Upper Sotland
Juvenile Iceland Gull on the road at Burrafirth
Second-winter Iceland and juvenile Glaucous Gulls at Norwick
Juvenile Glaucous Gull at Norwick
Juvenile Iceland Gull at Norwick
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Snow Buntings at Upper Sotland
Juvenile Iceland Gull on the road at Burrafirth