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An afternoon walk between the deluges at Ardmore Point produced 80 Wigeon, 20 Teal and ten Mallard feeding in North Bay. Surprisingly, no other waterfowl were visible on what was, admittedly, a very rough sea. The usual Redshanks, Oystercatchers and Curlews were mingling with the ducks in the shallows. Black-headed Gull was the commonest bird with a few Herring and Great black-backed Gulls also present. Only one Shelduck was present. Land birds were keeping out of the wind with only four Great Tits located.
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