Saw a pair of Peregrines flying about and warning off a pair of crows. They stooped down on them and the Crows flipped over 180 degrees to show their claws and defend themselves.

Saw a pair of Ravens, pipit, Great Black-blacked Gulls, Cormorant amongst others.

Fine weather.

First Peregrine Falcon this morning. Saw a Willow Warbler catching insects as well as Greenfinch, Long-tailed Tit, Rooks, Jackdaw, House Sparrows (x24) and Blackbirds.

Saw Great Black-backed Gulls and Herring Gulls on the rocks.

On the look out for more Peregrine Falcons throughout the coming week.

Bright sunshine. Pair of Rooks and many Jackdaws.

I'll post when possible when travelling around the Isle of Wight.

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