While waiting on a woman (again) I wandered along the Brothock and found the Grey Wagtail below. Later, as the tide came in I moved to Arbroath Cliffs where the Kittiwakes had returned along with courting Shags. I've got a bit of a backlog just now, so more to come....
Kittiwakes, click here for noisy video I accidentally spliced this video with another!
Shags displaying and courtship, click here Turnstones bathing, click here
Grey Wagtail on the Brothock at Arbroath Harbour
Rock Pipit
Courting Shags at Mariners Grave, Arbroath Cliffs
It's not all love, there's some war or fighting over the female?
This tug o' war went on for a couple of minutes
Kittiwake on prospective nest
A unfortunate near miss, clipped the wing tip
Fulmar
Unusual to see a Curlew foraging on the cliffs
Great Black-backed Gull
Linnet
A bit of Hoodie in this Carrion Crow?
Dunlin, not sure what's caused the plumage malfunction
Eiders are coming inshore to court and pair
The young Herring Gull had been given something to eat from the adult and dropped it
Turnstones bathing at Whiting Ness
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