Live seawatching webcam (1 Viewer)

[Jane Turner]

9. Ringed Plover
10 Dunlin

 

[Andy1979]

With the filmed bird, I suppose it would get accepted as per the camera trap White's Thrush wasn't it? But the question would be, who could tick it?

 

[Jane Turner]

You could argue about the physics of light diffracted through glass and photons converted to electrons. There are only about 10 waders on the beach at present and the ***** keep moving. Tide is a nice 9.2 meters at 13.58 or thereabout

 

[Jane Turner]

Any Larophiles fancy wading through the 5000 or so big Larrys that will arrive later.. and IM me if they see a White winger or a Casp! There have been Med, Y Leg and a nasty hybrid type thing here in the last couple of days

 

[Jane Turner]

Waders showing now.. well sort of its nearly dark and the scope is a tadge out of focus

 

[Jane Turner]

11. Turnstone

 

[nigeldphoto]

Unfortunately the resolution on my screen is just not good enough for positive id unless its obvious ie just noticed the ringed plover,
Regards,
Nigel

 

[Jane Turner]

l'll see what I can do wrt resolution when I go upstairs to do some birding later.I suspect its a tradeoff between image size and how often my wifi can't handle it

All Dunlin at present

 

[Jane Turner]

and there is a Black Tern out here. watch this space

 

[Jane Turner]

Peregine x3 just cleared the beach!

 

[Jane Turner]

and again....its really hard to find birds on the expanse of beach with such a tiny field of view.

In other news there are 2 Black terns

 

[Jane Turner]

12. SAnderling
13. Oystercatcher

 

[Jane Turner]

hopefully you can seen the tide rushing in
14.GBBG
15 Curlew

 

[Jane Turner]

Peregrines and blokes with cameras have clearedthe beach...so lets try sea watching with ausio eek

 

[Andrew Whitehouse]

Not seeing much at the moment but its kind of mesmerizing watching the pixelated waves, especially when accompanied by some 'trippy' music.

 

[Jane Turner]

trippy music? Its raining... I've closed the window which is wet on the inside.... much like the scope

I'd clean it, but its would take another half hour to find HE3 again...

I'm off out for a bit, so cue the close Albatross

 

[Jane Turner]

I could try and locate the Yellow-legg before I go.... I can open the east facing window ....

Take your sea-sickness pills

 

[Jane Turner]

and now I'm down I can't decide if that is a LBBG

but there is one out there

 

[Jane Turner]

Sea is showing well now! Tide out, Wind 4-5 NNW so maybe a Gannet or two. I'm using it to keep an eye on when the tide makes it over the sand bank. The rough water behind the buoy is the east end of the West Hoyle sandbank

 

[nigeldphoto]

Morning