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| Two adult Caspians and adult Glaucous Gull |
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| Between 15-20 Caspian Gulls have visited in recent weeks. Some have been one nighters whilst others are virtually resident. It can be difficult keeping up with the number of adults as some are very alike. |
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| Rock Pipit, presumably littoralis, Lagoon 4. In the afternoon sunlight it appeared quite brown with pale underparts, pale supercilium and whitish outer tail. Whilst feeding in shade it seemed darker and more like a British Rock. |
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| Whitish outer tail (not a trick of the light) |
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| The regular adult male Peregrine |
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| I found five Water Pipits during a very wet afternoon. I spent four hours the following morning studying them in the sun although they were extremely hard to approach |
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| I managed to draw three of them and as usual was amazed how their colours and markings changed with the light. |
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| Adult Caspian Gull |
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| The atlantis Yellow-legged Gull from mid October showing wing pattern and hood in failing light |
