Some birds from St Cyrus and Kinnaber where a juvenile Yellow-legged Gull was seen this week, also Mediterranean gulls, adult and juvenile, and a Peregrine hunting the huge flock of gulls feeding on the sea and resting on the beach.
Humpback Whale tail slapping (off Scurdie Ness, from Montrose Beach) Greenshanks (5) at St Cyrus
Humpback Whale, Scurdie Ness, photo from Montrose Beach, Splash area parking
Osprey blue JV9 photographed fishing in the estuary pool at St Cyrus, as many as 4 have been seen there
A Drone Fly on the path to the hide. From the hide at present there is very little of the birdlife to be seen due to shifting of the sand and the height of the grass
I know there has been a Hooded Crow around the Montrose area for a few years now, this is one of a few crows I've seen with some Hoodie characteristics. Seen in the field adjacent to the centre and road to the south of St Cyrus car park. The camera refused to focus on the black bird in the distance!
This one's a Jackdaw with pure white feathers on both wings, more so on the right wing
Red Admiral photographed from the wooden bridge, the Gurkha bridge
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