Belated bird news of note concerned a Kingfisher seen yesterday at the Bill.
In non-avian news, the first Broad-bodied Chaser of the year emerged from the Obs pond (they have been threatening to do so for a week now); the first Large Red Damselflies of the year were on the wing there yesterday.
A hint of immigrant moth activity getting going came in the form of 2 Rusty-dot Pearl, a Diamond-back Moth and a Silver Y trapped overnight at the Obs and another Diamond-back Moth trapped at Weston.
A slow-mo clip of one of this morning's Pom Skuas passing the Bill...
...and a look-alike, breast-banded Arctic Skua from the same seawatch © Martin Cade:
The long, long staying Short-eared Owls at the Bill have become such old news these days that many birders don't even bother to mention them to us any more; however, some of them are still about - we jammed into this one settled beside the Bill Road this evening © Martin Cade: