GbbGull P:43A as has been mentioned many times is one of the first Gulls ringed at the start of our project and she contnues to produce regular sightings in and around Guernsey Channel Islands.

The latest sighting from Wayne Turner was rom the 18th November at Perelle Beach Guernsey.

                                                                 Photo Wayne Turner

GbbGull P:15F visited the Plym Estuary near Plymouth Devon on the 19th November seen there by Alan Livsey.

Finally GbbGull P:71A also one of our first Gulls ringed in June 2012 as part of our project. First sighting was at Selsey Beach Hampshire in July 2014 and now the second sighting some 9 years later from Bembridge on the Isle of Wight.

As the Gull flies the two sightings are not that far apart phisically just in years.

 GbbGull P:43A one of the first ringed has returned to Perelle Beach on Guernsey. Seen there on the 18th November by wayne Turner, the 145th sighting given by her.

Photo wayne Turner

GbbGull P:15F was back on the Plym Est Devon on the 19th November, seen by Alan Livesey. Ringed June 2021 to date all sightings are from the Plym Esruary.

 GbbGull P:96F was still favouring Perelle Beach on the 10th November seen again by Wayne Turner.

GbbGull P:72C was ringed as a Pulli in June 2016, later that year September 2016 it was sighted on Belle isle Brittany. Then nothing until it was seen on the Axe Estuary Devon September 2021, again nothing until 10th November 2023 at La Banache  Beach Binic Breittany when Dominique Halleux sighted it.

Photo Dominique Halleux

 Slowly one by one this years fledglings are giving their first sightings. GbbGull P:96F is latest one to do so.

Wayne Turner on Guernsey sighted it at Perelle Beach on the 8th November ringed in June this year.

                                                                   Photo Wayne Turner

 A return visit for GBBGu;; P:12F to the Camel estuary Cornwall. Seen there on the 5th November by Jane Duffy and Stan Christophers.

Ringed in June 2021 first sighting was from Padstow Cornwll and the subsequent 4 sightings so far are from the Camel.