Le Clipon (1 Viewer)

No, not a French distributor for anything risqué, but a sea-watching site on the northern coast of France, The bi-lingual website:

http://www.leclipon.com/

has some interesting, though not high-quality, snaps of various seabirds passing the headland, and there are archives for past years. Updates are quicker at peak times.

A further site has been linked to from the page above:

http://seawatchcgn.free.fr/

which is devoted to observations and photos from Cape Gris-Nez. The home page has links to recent observations, plus species photos and also some short videos of e.g. Pom Skua, Balearic Shearwater etc.

If you go to http://www.trektellen.nl/default.asp?site=0&taal=1&land=3, you can check the migration in English, French, German or Dutch (language can be set in the upper left corner) without being bothered by (too many) pop-ups.
It's an endless source of graphics for the number-obsessed birder...

This is a superb seawatching site and better than most UK sites Ive been to. Whilst working at Dunge we jumped on the chunnel when conditions were ripe for a good movement of skuas/jaegers. You get mega views of the Long-tails which often fly over your head. If you get the chance to go its a fantastic site. strong NW winds are best conditions. Birding in the surrounding area is also very good.