It is with regret that I have to inform you of the passing of Eric Standing, who died on thursday morning. A personal friend, great birder with a wealth of knowledge of the local area he will be sadly missed by all.

Quiet offshore this morning so a quick romp around the fields which was equally quiet.

Red-throated Diver - 7e

Diver sp - 1e

Wigeon - 1e

Great-crested Grebe - 5 os

Red-breasted Merganser - 3e 2 os

Oystercatcher - 1w

Sanderling - 30w

Turnstone - 25w

Lapwing - 2

Med Gull - 3e

Little Egret - 1

Reed Bunting - 7

Yellowhammer - 5+

Skylark - 40+

Meadow Pipit - 11

Pied Wagtail - 5

Bullfinch - 2

Stonechat - 1

Goldfinch - 17

Linnet - c.100

Buzzard - 1

Linnets north of Ferry Rd

Skylark setaside

River Arun from Tortington

Marsh Harrier - 2

Great-crested Grebe - 1

Lapwing - c150+

Mute Swan - 46

Black Swan - 1

Lapwing - c150+

Egyptian Geese - 2

Shelduck - 2

Linnet - c100+

Stonechat -3

Great-crested Grebe

Marsh Harrier

 

Elmer Rocks: The cold weather had obviously prompted a bit of an influx and there were a lot of birds on the sea today. There were at least 12 Red-throated Divers on the water – some quite close behind the rock islands – whilst a further 27 flew west, though the highlight was the two Velvet Scoters which took off from the sea and flew east a short way, before dropping down again off Poole Place. My log for the morning (0830-1100hrs) was as follows. (OM)

Red-throated Diver – 1E, 27W, 12 o/s 

Great Crested Grebe – 60 o/s 

Gannet – 7E 

Brent Goose – 8E, settled o/s 

Common Scoter – 3 o/s 

Velvet Scoter – 2 o/s 

Red-breasted Merganser – 45 o/s 

Wigeon – 4W 

Curlew – 1E 

Oystercatcher – 9 o/b 

Grey Plover – 5 

Ringed Plover – 25 

Sanderling – 8 

Dunlin - 1 

Turnstone – 12 

Razorbill – 3E, 1W 

Auk sp – 6E, 1W

Nearby, 28 Curlews were feeding in the back fields behind the Poole Place area.

Hour & half sea watch at Climping Beach this morning found several Reds-throated Diver offshore.

Red-throated Diver 15e 5w 3 os

Razorbill - 1w

Brent Geese - 19e

Med Gull - 14w

Red-breasted Merganser - 8 os 2w

Great-crested Grebe - 14 os

Grey Plover 4e 6w

Turnstone - 15 

 

 

Elmer Rocks: The highlight of a fairly slow morning was a Great White Egret passing leisurely east offshore at 0910hrs, although quite a way out. Scope views were ok but attempts at a photo however were predictably less successful! Offshore there were 20+ R/b Mergansers, 15 Great Crested Grebes, singles of Razorbill and Guillemot and a Red-throated Diver, with several of the latter going E & W. A flock of 33 Brent eventually settled on the sea before heading back W and a Curlew went E, but waders were few, with just eight Oystercatchers and six Ringed Plovers. A Kestrel was again hunting over hotspot set-aside, but I couldn’t find anything of interest there. (OM)

Not the spectacle of yesterday but 3 Velvet Scooter flew in from the west and landed on the sea off the car park, and at least 3 Great-northern Diver west with probably a few more.

Velvet Scooter - 3

Great-northern Diver - 3w

Red-throated Diver - 4w

Diver sp - 18w 1e 

Brent Geese - 4w

Auk sp - 1e

Shelduck - 3w

Med Gull - 5w 2e

Red-breasted Merganser - 12w 9e 7os

Great-crested Grebe - 1 os

Late on parade this morning with other duties, a call from OM at 08:35 about a flock of c90 Barnacle Geese west at Elmer,at 08:35 had me scurring down the patch, and fortunaetly further flocks continued on the move with a total of 333 seen moving through the area.

Barnacle Geese - 233w

Red-throated Diver - 3w

Teal - 2w

Kittiwake - 3w

Med Gull - 45w 10e

Great-crested Grebe - 2w

Ringed Plover - 1w

Grey Plover - 43

Turnstone - 15w

Stonechat - 1

Yellowhammer - 5

Song Thrush - 5

Reed Bunting - 1

Buzzard - 1

Kestrel - 1

Linnet - 9

Skylark - 30

Barnacle west at Climping this morning

Med Gull west

River Arun fromTortington

Marsh Harrier - 2

Shelduck - 6

Eygptian Geese - 2

Greylag Goose - 1

Teal - 1

Lapwing - c160+

Snipe - 2

Linnet - c150-+

Common Sandpiper - 1

Redshank - 1

Mute Swan - 37

Grey Heron - 2

Marsh Harrier Tortington

Wigeon & usual wildfowl Marsh Farm

A very grey day covering west beach, seaside, long wood and  the back of the golf course.

Peregrine - 2

Kestrel - 1

Yellowhammer 6+

Reed Bunting - 4

Skylark - 40+

Meadow Pipit - 20

Song Thrush - 3

Chiffchaff - 2

Brent Geese - 2e

Med Gull - 12w 7e 5 os

Grey Partridge - 4

Redshank - 1 river

Oystercatcher - 4

Stock Dove - 18 

Arun/Tortington - A change of scenery this morning. Along the river were a Common Sandpiper, a Redshank and an Oystercatcher, whilst the fields held a herd of 30 Mute Swans in the regular area. In the marshy fields and bushes on the east bank were a Little Egret, two Stonechats, six Yellowhammers, two Reed Buntings, c.150 Linnets and eight Song Thrushes (with six of the latter in a single bush – most seemed rather dark, perhaps continental birds?) Also hundreds of corvids...surely 500+ Jackdaws.(OM) 

Records for Friday 10/12/21 

Elmer Rocks - There was next to nothing on the sea, with the local Great Crested Grebes and R/b Mergansers having largely gone, presumably due to the recent storm. A single Red-throated Diver going W and a couple of Med Gulls were all I could muster, whilst along the shore were 20+ Ringed Plovers, two Grey Plovers and a handful of Turnstones and Sanderling. Also, a flock of 35 Linnets flew W along the beach, 10 Meadow Pipits were in the field adjoining Poole Place and a total of 47 Curlews were feeding in the back fields there.(OM)

Good passage offshore this morning with the highlight being 2 Black -throated Divers found by the rampion surveyor's off West Beach.

Black-throated Diver - 2 os

Red-throated Diver - 7w 4 os

Eider - 3w

Slavionian Grebe - 1 os

Great-crested Grebe - c30

Red-throated Merganser - 40w 20 os

Razorbill - 4w

Guillemot - 2w 

Auk sp - c100+ w

Teal - 6w

Shelduck - 4w

Kittiwake - 17w

Gannet - 62w 39e

Med Gull - 1

Brent Geese - 10w c150e 

Curlew - 1

Sanderling - 21

Grey Plover - 5

Oystercatcher - 1

Ringed Plover - 2w

Brent Geese

Gannet

Around Marsh Farm this morning checking on the pools, not really  cold enough but an increase in wildfowl numbers nevertheless.

Mallard - 45

Wigeon - 15

Teal - 11

Pochard - 9

Tufted Duck - 7

Gadwall - 6

Mute Swan- 3

Cormorant - 6

Little Grebe - 1

Goldrest -2

Chiffchaff - 1

Grey Wagtail - 1

Pied Wagtail - 5

Yellowhammer - 3

Redwing - c40

Fieldfare - 7

Song Thrush - 3

Water Rail - 1 heard

Goldfinch - 33

Linnet - c50

Buzzard - 3

Sparrowhawk - 1

Kestrel - 2

Raven - 3w 

Jay - 1

Stock Dove - 3

Grey Heron - 1

Linnets

Redwing

Fieldfare

Climping this morning from RG, probable Black-throated Diver offshore, Razorbill, Peregrine and 40 Curlew in the fields north of Poole Place. 

Cold bright morning with a brisk north west breeze found several Kittiwake moving west offshore although mainly distant.

Kittiwake - c50+

Med Gull 9w

Auk sp - 100+w

Guillemot - 1

Red-throated Diver - 3w 3os

Great-crested Grebe - 7 os

Red-breasted Merganser - nc

Common Scooter - 6e

Little Egret - 2

Grey Heron - 1

Dunlin - 6w

Grey Plover - 32

Turnstone - nc

Yellowhammer - 10+

Reed Bunting - 6

Linnet - 15

Skylark - 30+

Meadow Pipit - 12

Stonechat - 2

Buzzard - 1

Kestrel - 1

Sparrowhawk - 1

The overnight snow did not produce the anticapted activity offshore this morning, with little movement and nothing of note. Combined totals below.

  

Red-throated Diver - 8W 1 os

Great-crested Grebe - 19 os

Red-breasted Merganser - 4W 2E 8 os

Brent Geese - 4W

Teal - 1E

Guillemot  1W 1 os

Med Gull - 30

Common Scoter - 2E

Oystercatcher - 3E 1W

Sanderling - 25

Turnstone - 40

Ringed Plover - 2

Golden Plover - 3 Elmer Beach

Stock Dove - c30

Grey Heron - 2

Little Egret - 1

Peregrine - 1

Sparrowhawk - 1

Buzzard - 1

Song Thrush - 12+

Yellowhammer - 5

Reed Bunting - 7

Stonechat - 4

Skylark - 40+

Meadow Pipit - 20

Linnet - 15

Goldfinch - 6

 

Sanderling Climping Beach

A Black-throated Diver offshore from the car park was the highlight of a cold bright morning, with bvery little moving offshore. (BA, RG)

Red-throated Diver - 1 os

Diver sp - 1E

Razorbill - 1 os

Auk sp - 2W

Brent Geese - c100

Great-crested Grebe - 2E 9 os

Red-breasted Merganser - 10E 4 os

Gannet 1W 1E

Med Gull - 20

Oystercatcher - 5E 2W

Turnstone - 27W

Ringed Plover - 2W

Sanderling - 1W

Grey Partridge - 1

Yellowhammer - 6+

Reed Bunting - 12+

Skylark - 30+

Linnet - 7

Meadow Pipit - 20

Grey Wagtail - 1

Chiffchaff - 1

Yellowhammer

Reed Bunting

 

Several reports from today resulting in good coverage in grey cold overcast conditions.

Redshank - 2

Common Sandpiper - 1

Grey Plover - 17W

Golden Plover - heard

Turnstone - 11

Red-breasted Merganser - 7 os

Great-crested Grebe - 4

Little Egret - 2

Stonechat - 5

Reed Bunting - 5

Yellowhammer - 3

Grey Wagtail - 1

Linnet - 8

Meadow Pipit - c50+

Skylark - 30

Goldcrest - 2

Pied Wagtail - 15

Song Thrush - 3

Bullfinch - heard

Siskin - heard

Peregrine - 1

Sparrowhawk - 1

Kestrel - 2

Redshank river

Common Sandpiper river

The highlight of this morning seawatch was 3 Velvet Scoter off Climping Beach. (RP)

Razorbill - 2

Great-crested Grebe - 8

Red-breasted Merganser - 6

Common Scoter - 1

Velvet Scoter - 3

Sanderling - 3

Turnstone - 13

Med Gull - 6

Stonechat - 2

Meadow Pipit - 30

Kingfisher - 1

Set-a-side, 6 Yellowhammer, 1 Reed Bunting, 1 Corn Bunting, 1 pair Stonechat, 2 Skylark.

Long Wood 1 Jay

Beach, 17 Grey Plover, 12 Pied Wagtail, 2 Med Gull

Offshore, 4 Red-breasted Merganser, 1 Great-crested Grebe

Bailiffscourt  A few Great & Blue Tits, 6 Blackbird 1 Goldcrest (CJ)

Quite offshore this morning, with just the usual Great-crested Grebe and Red-breasted Merganser offshore. A Golden Plover calling over longwood west, Peregrine and good numbers of Reed Bunting present in the setaside by the campsite. 

Highlight for (OM) this morning was 3 Firecrest in the wood west of Poole Place.

Firecrest (OM)

The cold front found plenty of interest on the sea this morning, with a  Whooper Swan west at 08:50 and 3 Goldeneye not seen locally for a while, 5 Gadwall and a Slavonion Grebe drifting offshore from the car park.

Whooper Swan - 1

Slavonian Grebe - 1

Goldeneye - 3 

Gadwall - 5

Shelduck - 11 8 os 3W

Teal - 10 os

Wigeon - 7 os

Common Scoter - 27E

Red-breasted Merganser - 19 os

Great-crested Grebe - 20 os

Brent Geese - 29W 8E

Guillemot - 1

Oysercatcher - 2W 1E

Grey Plover - 8 on beach

Lapwing - 1E

Turnstone - 25W

Little Egret - 2

Kestrel - 3

Starling - 55N

Pied Wagtail - 11

Skylark - 17

Stonechat - 3

From the river at Tortingington found 2 Marsh Harrier, 17 Mute Swan, Black Swan, 3 Buzzard, 2 Little Egret, 1 Snipe and c100 Linnet.

Grey overcast morning with good numbers of Skylark & Meadow Pipit present with very little movement offshore.

Yellowhammer - 3

Grey Wagtail - 1

Pied Wagtail - 12

Reed Bunting - 7

Stonechat - 3

Skylark - c60

Meadow Pipit - c70

Cetti's Warbler - 1 heard

Red-breasted Merganser - 15 os

Great-crested Grebe - 7 os

Auk sp 2W

Diver sp - 1W

Gannet - 4E

Med Gull - 1 os

Oystercatcher - 1W

Ringed Plover - 16W

Turnstone - 15W

Little Egret - 1

Sparrowhawk - 1

An unexpected suprise with two Long-tailed Duck flying east at Climping Beach at 08:00 this morning, a Great-northern Diver west and a Red Kite late morning east over Bailiffscourt.

Long-tailed Duck - 2E

Great-northern Diver - 1W

Red-throated Diver - 1E

Diver sp - 1 os

Great-crested Grebe - 15

Red-breasted Merganser - 3 os

Brent Geese - 3E 2W

Wigeon - c100 W

Gannet - 2W

Turnstone - 3W

Grey Plover - 16W

Mute Swan - 7E

Little Egret - 2

Grey Heron - 1

Red Kite - 1

Peregrine - 1

Buzzard - 2

Kestrel - 2

Reed Bunting - 3

Skylark - 24

Meadow Pipit - 25

Stonechat - 4

Pied Wagtail - 7

Goldcrest - 3

Jay - 2

Great-spotted Woodecker - 2

Green Woodpecker - 3

Stock Dove - 5

More Yellowhammers seen this morning with flocks of six seen twice around the old camp site and then again around the paddock. A short -eared Owl seen north of the camp site pursed by corvids. RP & ES

Buzzard - 1

Sparrowhawk - 1

Short-eared Owl - 1

Grey Heron - 2

Little Egret - 1

Brent Geese - 4W

Red-breasted Merganser - 1

Common Scoter - 4

Great-crested Grebe - 8

Skylark - c30+

Meadow Pipit - 20

Grey Wagtail - 1

Pied Wagtail - 10

Green Woodpecker - 1

Great-spotted Woodpecker - 1

Stonechat - 2

Song Thrush - 3

Reed Bunting - 4

Yellowhammer - 6+

Good variety this morning in grey cloudy windless conditions with a Black-throated Diver offshore at Climping and two Swallow west late morning.

Black-throated Diver - 1 os

Red-throated Diver - 1W

Shag - 1 os

Razorbill - 2W 

Auk sp - 6W 2E

Common Scoter - 12E

Red-breasted Merganser - 2E 3W 3 os

Great-crested Grebe - 7W 2E

Gannet - 47W

Med Gull - 1W

Brent Geese - 2W 1E 16 os

Grey Plover - 21W

Ringed Plover - 19W

Osytercatcher 1W 1E

Curlew - 1W

Turnstone - 13W 

Swallow - 2W

Grey Wagtail - 1

Pied Wagtail - 18

Meadow Pipit - 25

Linnet - 5

Skylark - 18

Goldfinch - 14

Siskin - heard

Song Thrush - 1

Stonechat - 5

Cetti's Warbler - heard

Stock Dove - 9

Great-spotted Woodpecker - 1

Sparrowhawk - 2

Kestrel - 1

Buzzard - 1

Grey Partridge - 1

Great-spotted Woodpecker

Quiet offshore this morning in the rain, but a Little Gull west was some consolation.

Little Gull - 1W

Med Gull - 2W

Gannet - 2E

Common Scoter - 3W

Wigeon - 45S

Auk sp - 1W

Red-breasted Merganser - 2 os

Great-crested Grebe - 2W 3 os

Grey Plover - 5

Turnstone - 33

Oystercatcher - 1E 

Rock Pipit - 1

Pied Wagtail - 5

Yellowhammer - 1

Skylark - 11

Buzzard - 2

Marsh Farm this morning, with nothing of note.

Buzzard - 6

Mute Swan - 2

Black Swan - 1

Gadwall - 43

Wigeon - 2

Teal - 1

Tufted Duck - 2

Chiffchaff - 5

Goldcrest - 3

Cetti's Warbler - 3 heard

Redwing - 6

Song Thrush - 17

Fieldfare - 3

Reed Bunting - 5

Grey Wagtail - 3

Pied Wagtail - 10

Siskin - 1

Bullfinch - 2

Linnet - 5

Meadow Pipit - 9

Skylark - 3

Jay - 1

Great-spotted Woodpecker - 3

 

A short-eared Owl west over the sea at West Beach being mobbed by Gulls was the highlight this morning, closely followed by the number of Buntings in the area.

Short-eared Owl - 1w

Redshank - 2 river

Common Sandpiper - 1

Grey Plover - 1

Turnstone - 27

Sanderling - 3

Curlew -3 

Common Sandpiper - 1 river

Oystercatcher - 1

Snipe - 1

Mute Swan - 9

Little Egret - 4

Grey Heron - 1

Red-breasted Mereganser - 4 os

Yellowhammer - 4

Reed Bunting - 10

Stonechat - 4

Redwing - 2

Song Thrush - 5

Chiffchaff - 2

Goldcrest - 2

Bullfinch - 2

Linnet - 5

Meadow Pipit - 22

Skylark - 9

Pied Wagtail - 20

Starling c100

Jay - 3

Green Woodpecker - 1

Peregrine - 2

Buzzard - 1

Kestrel - 1

Sparrowhawk - 1

Not as cold this morning and very slow offshore, so it was a tramp around the bushes that also didn't inspire a prolonged visit.

Curlew - 18

Grey Plovers - 1

Turnstone - 30

Sanderling - 10

Red-throated Diver 3 os

Great-crested Grebe - 7

Red-breasted Merganser - 5W

Auk sp - 2W

Shelduck - 3W

Common Scoter - 5E

Brent Geese - 19W 2E

Gannet - 1E

Med Gull - 10

Grey Heron - 2

Little Egret - 3

Siskin - heard 

Redpoll - heard

Reed Bunting - 1

Stonechat - 3

Linnet - 7

Pied Wagtail - 11

Meadow Pipit - 17

Chiffchaff - 1

Song Thrush - 2

Skylark - 5

Jay - 1

Green Woodpecker - 5

Stock Dove - 3

Peregrine - 1

Kestrel - 2

Sparrowhawk - 2

Buzzard - 1

Seal - 1

Good numbers of Brent moving through west this morning, an Artic Skua late morning and 2 Black Redstart reported on Elmer beach west of Poole Place was the best of the rest. 

Artic Skua 1w dak phase

Brent Geese - 378W 4E

Mallard - 1E

Tufted Duck - 2W

Teal - 7W 5 os

Red-throated Diver - 2 os

Great-crested Grebe - 15 os

Red-breasted Merganser - 11W

Shelduck - 8W

Common Scoter - 18W

Turnstone- 33W

Dunlin - 7W

Sanderling - 2

Curlew - 2

Razorbill - 1 os

Lapwing - 2W

Gannet - 1W

Med Gull - 10

Grey Heon - 1

Brambling - heard

Siskin - heard - 

Redpoll - heard

Chiffchaff - 1

Reed Bunting - 2

Stonechat - 1

Pied Wagtail - 8

Grey Wagtail - 2

Meadow Pipit - 25

Linnet - 15

Skylark - 7

Song Thrush - 1

Seal - 2

A Gooseander flying east close inshore was the highlight of a cold morning. Combined totals below.

Gooseander - 1E

Red-breasted Merganser - 3 os 3w 2e

Great-crested Grebe - 11 os

Brent Geese - 143w

Shelduck - 3w

Wigeon - 3w

Teal - 1w

Guillemot - 1 os

Razorbill - 2os

Auk sp - 1w

Med Gull - 

Oystercatcher - 2w

Dunlin - 7w

Turnstone - 11w

Ringed Plover - 7w

Peregrine - 2

Kestrel - 2

Fieldfare - c100+

Song Thrush - 3

Cetti's Warbler - 1

Blackcap - 1

Skylark - 7

Stonechat - 3

Chiffchaff - 4

Goldcrest - 3

Siskin - 9

Skylark - 7

Pied Wagtail - 7

Meadow Pipit - 10

Grey Heron - 2

Seal - 1

Peregrine fields north of golf course

A cream capped Marsh Harrier flying west over Atherington late morning and a late Whitethroat north of the golf course were the only highlights this morning. Combined totals below.

Marsh Harrier - 1

Peregrine - 1

Sparrowhawk - 2

Buzzard - 5

Kestrel - 1 

Brambling - heard

Siskin - 5

Chiffchaff - 3

Goldcrest - 1

Reed Bunting - 7

Stonechat - 6

Skylark - 15

Meadow Pipit - 25

Linnet - 17

Pied Wagtail - 24

Jay - 2

Great-spotted Woodpecker - 2

Grey Heron - 1

Mute Swan - 9

Wood Pigeon - c.500+ west

Stock Dove - 12

Med Gull - 45

Red-breasted Merganser - 36 os

Great-crested Grebe - 18 os

Tufted Duck - 2w

Ringed Plover - 23

Sanderling - 1

Walk totals (with Ship+Anchor to Littlehampton section alone in brackets).  Records for Tuesday 2/1121 (MD)

Common Sandpiper - 7 (5) 

Curlew - 3 (3) 

Redshank - 1 (1) 

Lapwing - 154 (0) 

Oystercatcher - 10 (10) 

Turnstone - 15 (15) 

Med Gull - 5 (5) 

Common Gull - 3 (3) 

BH Gull - 441 (440) 

Herring Gull - 508 (490) 

Peregrine - 2 (0) Buzzard - 4 (1) 

Meadow Pipit - 12 (8) 

Blackcap - 1 (0) 

Kingfisher - 2 (1) 

Teal - 1 (0) 

Little Egret - 6 (3) 

Grey Heron - 4 (2)

Glorious morning with a good variety seen, without anything of note.

Peregrine - 1

Sparrowhawk - 1 or 2

Kestrel - 1

Brambling - heard

Linnet - 10

Pied Wagtail - 7

Yellowhammer - 3

Reed Bunting - 7

Stonechat - 3

Blackcap - 2

Chiffchaff - 3

Goldcrest - 4 

Rock Pipit - 1

Meadow Pipit - 20

Redwing - 1

Song Thrush - 3

Great-crested Grebe - 1E 1os

Med Gull - 30 

Despite there being several pair of eyes around this morning, still nothing of note, with the highlight being a Merlin over the old campsite. Combined totals below.

Rock Pipit - 2

Meadow Pipit - c35

Lapwing - 1

Swallow - 3

Reed Bunting - 4

Stonechat - 3

Chiffchaff - 6

Goldcrest - 3

Pied Wagtail - 10

Linnet - 10

Siskin - heard

Greenfich - 5

Goldfinch - c75

Skylark - 7

Bullfinch - 2

Green Woodpecker - 3

Great-spotted Woodpecker - 2

Buzzard - 2

Jay - 1

Song Thrush - 6

Little Egret - 4

Med Gull - 25

Grey Heron - 4

Merlin 

An hour sea watch from 12-20 produced a Red-throated Diver on the sea, 1E Guillemot, 3E Razorbill, 5W Brent Geese, 1W Sandwich Tern, 25E Med Gull, and several Gannets feeding offshore.

A Woodlark heard & seen by (OM) at Poole Place was the highlight of the morning, with hundreds of Wood Pigeon moving west.

Curlew - 14

Turnstone - 25

Oystercatcher - 4

Sanderling - 45W

Snipe - 2

Med Gull - c50

Brent Geese 4W

Little Egret - 5

Grey Heron - 5

Siskin - 16

Goldfinch - c100

Linnet - c40

Meadow Pipit - c60

Skylark - 25

Stonechat - 7

Reed Bunting - 3

Pied Wagtail - 27

Chiffchaff - 5

Bullfinch - heard

Great-spotted Woodpecker - 2

Green Woodpecker - 3

Jay - 7

Song Thrush - 2

Sparrowhawk - 1

Kestrel - 2

Wood Pigeon - c600W