Another brilliant day out birding on the Moray Firth. This time in the company of 24 members of the Sandwich Bay Bird Observatory. Once again the weather gods smiled favourably on us and not a cloud was seen all day.
All the usual suspects were present during the day, Velvet and Common Scoter, Long Tailed Duck, Red Throated Diver, and our target bird for the day - Black Guillemot, in all four bird were seen, most in nearly full summer plumage with just a few white feathers on the neck and breast.
Classic moment was on the first loop of Burghead, and the toilets came into view. Result pictured below
All the usual suspects were present during the day, Velvet and Common Scoter, Long Tailed Duck, Red Throated Diver, and our target bird for the day - Black Guillemot, in all four bird were seen, most in nearly full summer plumage with just a few white feathers on the neck and breast.
Classic moment was on the first loop of Burghead, and the toilets came into view. Result pictured below
Abandoned kit in rush for loo's
SBBO members in front of Bow Fiddle Rock.
The full SBBO group.
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