A pleasant 20 degrees at Filey this morning and a bit misty.
No skuas or shearwaters but I was pleased to see lots of young kittiwakes.
Sand martins were flying near the latest landslip on Carr Naze, while linnets and goldfinches were happily feeding on the thistles. A single swallow flew south, otherwise it was a constant stream of gannets flying back and forth to Bempton and lots of guillemots on the sea.
Several sandwich terns and a single arctic tern flew past. Due to the high tide the only waders I could see were a single turnstone and oystercather.
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