06 Jun:  Heavy levanter and fog from the east, overcast all morning, but some sunny intervals, albeit with high cloud after midday when winds turned to south-easterly.

Two Griffon Vultures flew north in the morning. A Crested Lark flew along the frontier fence.  The habitat on the Spanish side of the fence is being cleared for the La Linea fair, and may have disrupted a nesting pair.

North Front cemetery held a Reed Warbler and a Spotted Flycatcher.

A morning visit to the Alameda Botanic Gardens produced the following:-

05 Jun:  Clear skies with a moderate to fresh westerly.

There were five White Storks along the east side of the Rock.  A trickle of raptors with two Griffon Vultures, a Honey Buzzard, three Short-toed Eagles and seven Booted Eagles.

Three Mediterranean Gulls flew west past Europa Point.

04 Jun:  Clear skies with a moderate to fresh south-westerly wind.

A trickle of raptors throughout the day with four Griffon Vultures, 12 Honey Buzzards, a Short-toed Eagle, five Booted Eagle, 11 Black Kites and a Hobby.  Also seen was a Black Stork.

03 Jun:  Clear skies a moderate south-westerly, but fresh in the Strait.

An early morning watch at Europa Point produced the following:-

02 Jun:  Mainly clear skies with plenty of high cloud.  Winds moderate south-westerly, but fresh in the Strait.

At least three Honey Buzzards flew north over the Rock.

A very late male Honey Buzzard heading north over Europa Point.    D. Parody.

Balearic Shearwaters continue their exodus from the Mediterranean.          S. Villa

A morning walk along Green Lane produced the following:-

There were three Tawny Owls seen around the old KGV Hospital area.

01 June:  Clear skies with a light easterly wind.

A Cormorant was observed heading west over Europa Point.