The
Waxwing flock in the Victoria Road/Albemarle Crescent area had increased to 45
birds and a
splinter group of five were in Alma Square. The harbour cast
remained the same with both Great Northern and Red-throated Divers and the
Black-necked Grebe being reported again today.
Geese
were also well represented today with skeins of 21 White-fronted flying
southwest over Crossgates at 10.20, 260 Pink-footed flying south over western
Scarborough and another 66 flew south over the harbour.
In
the morning off Marine Drive there were 2 Eiders flying north and a Shelduck
went south whilst at Holbeck there were 2 adult Mediterranean Gulls flying
around the car park.
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A crab in Scarborough Harbour but what species? - Chris Bell |
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Red-throated Diver - Scarborough Harbour - Andy Hood |
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Black-necked Grebe - Scarborough Harbour - Andy Hood |
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