A much slower day than yesterday, strong south westerlies and intermittent rain weren't as productive as they could have been. A chiffchaff and a fresh robin and a wren were the only signs of migrants in the Obs compound. Seawatching was about as productive, with a couple of gannets and some red-throated divers passing. The crows in the picture are eating a washed up small shark, a dogfish of some variety. Another dogfish was found by the Observatory pond, presumably carried in by the very active fox we have here.
Birds Ringed: Robin 1, Wren 1.