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A day spent dodging the showers along the Moray and North Aberdeenshire Coasts produced numerous highlights including singing Yellowhammer, Sedge Warbler and Reed Bunting, a Rock Pipit, four Linnets, six Eider, 16 Goosander and ten Swifts around Buckie, two Tree Sparrows, more Linnets and a juvenile Kittiwake around Gardenstown, more Linnets and breeding Pied Wagtail, Swallow and Rock Pipit in Crovie, dozens of Linnets plus Gannet, Guillemot, Razorbill, Puffin, Fulmar, Kittiwake and Burnet Moth at Troup Head, a Corn Bunting at Rosehearty, a Black Guillemot at Fraserburgh Harbour and two Common Terns fishing along Fraserburgh South Beach.
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