Long-tailed Duck 30
Common Scoter 100
Eider 100
Red-breasted Merganser 40
Red-throated Diver 1
Razorbill 2
Gannet 2
Sandwich Tern 5
Plus a few pairs of Fulmars nesting on the cliffs
Considering I couldn't see more than a couple of hundred meters due to the local haar, the list of sea ducks is very impressive!
Year 218. At the end of April last year I was on 182.
Fulmar. Great bills!
Pettycur harbour in the fog.
Kinghorn in the fog.
Wednesday, 30 April 2014
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