Our Great Black Backed Gulls recently sighted on the Axe Estuary Devon by Ian MacLean.
P:30B seen 14th Sept, last sighting was on the Axe in Jan 2018
P:64B seen 17th Sept, a regular visitor to the Axe
P:68C seen 18th Sept, a regular visitor to the Axe
P:95B seen 17th Sept, Last sighting was on Radipole Lake Weymouth and now back on the Axe
P:08A seen 19th Sept, last sighting was in Jan 2018 also on the Axe where it has been in between for the moment is a mystery.
P:31A seen 20th Sept, last sighting was 7 miles seaward of Brixham Devon
Malcolm Chapman sent in a sighting of P:76B seen at Broadsands Paignton Devon on the 6th September. Previous sighting was at Coverack Cornwall in January 2016.
P:76B was back at Broadsands on the 24th September sighting by Steve Hopper.
Steve Hopper ©
Tuesday, 25 September 2018
Friday, 21 September 2018
Tuesday, 18 September 2018
Monday, 17 September 2018
Keith Pritchard, whilst conducting his own Gull study sends in regular sightings of our Gulls from the Portland and Weymouth area.
Great Black Gull
P:49B seen on the 1st & 4th September on Portland
P:53C seen 8th September also in the Portland area.
Steve Lister on his visit to Cornwall always looks out for Herring Gull 420, ringed December 2012 a regular in and around Hayle Cornwall. Steve's 5th sighting of this Gull was on the 6th September.
Rumour has it that its continued presence may have something to do with the Pastie shop on the Quay in Hayle.
Great Black Gull
P:49B seen on the 1st & 4th September on Portland
P:53C seen 8th September also in the Portland area.
Steve Lister on his visit to Cornwall always looks out for Herring Gull 420, ringed December 2012 a regular in and around Hayle Cornwall. Steve's 5th sighting of this Gull was on the 6th September.
Rumour has it that its continued presence may have something to do with the Pastie shop on the Quay in Hayle.
Tuesday, 11 September 2018
Gulls are starting to move preparing for the winter, Ian MacLean has sent in a list from late August into early September from the Axe Estuary Devon.
Great Black back Gull P:68C was seen at Dawlish Warren on the 7th September by Lee Collins. Previous sightings from The River Otter, Axe Estuary and Dawlish all in Devon.
Great Black Backed Gull P:22B is still enjoying the delights of Saint Guenole Finnistere France, seen in August by Pierre Salaun. Although a leg injury sustained in May 2015 seems to have returned.
Pierre Salaun ©
Herring Gull 613 14th August. Second sighting since ringing
Herring Gull 476 20th August. Ringed locally in Seaton Devon
GBBGull P:77A 14th August. Last sighting was in 2016
GBBGull P;79A 14th & 30th August. Axe regular
GBBGull P:81A 14th August. Ringed 2014
GBBGull P:64B 21st August. Ringed 2015
GBBGull P:11B 24th, 28th August & 7th September. Ringed 2013
GBBGull P:88B 24th August. Ringed 2015
GBBGull P:87B 7th September. Ringed 2015
Great Black back Gull P:68C was seen at Dawlish Warren on the 7th September by Lee Collins. Previous sightings from The River Otter, Axe Estuary and Dawlish all in Devon.
Great Black Backed Gull P:22B is still enjoying the delights of Saint Guenole Finnistere France, seen in August by Pierre Salaun. Although a leg injury sustained in May 2015 seems to have returned.
Pierre Salaun ©
Saturday, 8 September 2018
Back in June Kevin Harris sent us a photo of one of our Great Black Back Gulls, with a question was it P:82A or P:62A?
After a good look at the photo or so we thought, it was decided that it was P:82A. Fine until 2nd September when Kevin sighted and photographed GBBG P:62A .
Kevin Harris ©
Back to the original photo which had a red tail making it look like an 8 although after turning and enlarging we decided that the original was also P:62A. Both seen at Chard reservoir Somerset not the usual place to see a GBBGull.
Robin Morrison was presumably on boat 7 miles of Brixham Devon early morning 2nd September where he sighted Great Black Back Gull P:31A.
Robin Morrison ©
After a good look at the photo or so we thought, it was decided that it was P:82A. Fine until 2nd September when Kevin sighted and photographed GBBG P:62A .
Kevin Harris ©
Back to the original photo which had a red tail making it look like an 8 although after turning and enlarging we decided that the original was also P:62A. Both seen at Chard reservoir Somerset not the usual place to see a GBBGull.
Robin Morrison was presumably on boat 7 miles of Brixham Devon early morning 2nd September where he sighted Great Black Back Gull P:31A.
Robin Morrison ©
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