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Mediterranean Gull – 26th March

March 26, 2017Recent wildlife sightings2017, 26th March, Brimstone, Comma, Lower Path, Mediterranean Gull, Peacock, Slurry Lagoon, Small TortoiseshellPete Smith

This morning, at about 10.30, there were five Mediterranean Gulls on the Slurry Lagoon.  DG/PG. There were lots of Black-headed Gulls going through on passage as well. On the Lower Path there were Brimstones, Commas, Small Tortoiseshells and Peacocks. PS.

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