A short visit to the north of the county taking advantage of the continued warm weather provided good views of a Mediterranean Gull amongst many Black-headed Gulls and also a Peregrine staking out its territory.



The bird was not always popular with the neighbouring Black-headed Gulls though and eventually flew away.


However, other birds kept well clear of the Peregrine especially having seen its blood-stained breast feathers.


Some nice photos of the Med Gull and Peregrine, I take it the Peregrie was quite a distance away?
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