Cor blimey its dull out here! The arrival of about 6 Wheatears ( according to Donald) coincided with the falls of the weekend, and three of them remained here until early afternoon at least, along with a single rusty fronted juv Pied wag. I must admit, as I dosed on the chopper on the way in today, I was enjoying visions of Barred warblers and Red backed shrikes helping themselves to a carpet of Silver Ys and Red admirals, with the odd Greenish warbler thrown in for good measure. If only!

     The only seabird of any note was an arctic tern, which would be a beatrice year tick, if I was to bother with such things.

     They've managed to get the first wind turbine in place and bugger me its massive! Like, really massive. Imagine a normal wind turbine, and then make it bigger.....bit more....bit more...there you go, see, big isn't it!

   A light SE wind was blowing tonight, so I'm praying for fog overnight. Fingers crossed!