A
Crossbill flying over the island in the morning was the second earliest spring record of the species for the island, and the highlight from a day of constant thick mist. Other passerines were much the same, with similar numbers of
Goldcrests,
Meadow Pipits,
Skylarks and
Pied Wagtails, although 3
Chiffchaffs were seen during the day's census. A
Woodpigeon, a
Jack Snipe and 2 of the usual
Iceland Gulls were seen; and the goose flocks still contained a
Pink-footed Goose, 28
European White-fronted Geese and the single
Greenland White-fronted Goose, as well as a newly arrived
Canada Goose x Greylag Goose hybrid.
Canada Goose x Greylag Goose hybrid
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