Starting with the only photo from Lunan Bay on Tuesday and taken at extreme distance as was the video below, both of a long-staying Hooded Crow.
Next some media from my Webs count and as I was only carrying my scope and my P1000 it's mostly video. After the Webs I had a look for a Med Gull at West Links where I photographed the various Rock Pipits, and I found a second Grey Wagtail, the first is from East Haven in a video below.
Hooded Crow on the south side of the Lunan Water at Lunan Bay
Grey Plovers with a Redshank, from my Webs count at East Haven
Five Grey Plovers with another out of shot
Grey Wagtail on the rock armour at West Links, Arbroath
Another Scandinavian Rock Pipit Anthus petrosus littoralis (I think), a pretty strong supercillium and more so when it had the sun on it
They are all different and don't seem to reflect much light, this one is Anthus petrosus petrosus, the default British variant, European Rock Pipit
This one is also Anthus petrosus petrosus with some light on it
When the tide's in and there's nothing to see I photograph crows
and Herring Gulls
Jackdaw, a rare vistor to my garden and currently any bird is rare as the young male Sparrowhawk is still keeping most birds away. Photo through window
Half of the Redshanks at Arbroath Harbour sitting out the very high tide
The other half with two Purple Sandpipers
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