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Review: One Tough Cowboy by Lora Leigh & Veronica Chadwick
January 27, 2019 January 27, 2019 amorettesreviewsLeave a comment
The Cover: One Tough Cowboy's cover is simple and to the point: an attractive, male brooding cowboy looking off in the distance. A little too much on the nose for me but I like it and the simplicity of it.
Basics: One Tough Cowboy was released on January 29th, 2019, published by St. Martin's Paperbacks and is 304 pages long. Genre wise One Tough Cowboy belongs to contemporary romance, second chance romance and suspense.
Description: LAW AND ORDER.For as long as Samantha can remember, Hunter—a man as strong as steel, with a heart of gold—has been her hero. It came as no surprise to Samantha when she found out that the ranch-hardened cowboy who always protected her from bullies went on to become the town's sheriff. What does surprise her is how incredibly hot he still is. And how much she still wants him…
PRIDE AND PASSION. And, lo and behold, Hunter still has feelings for Samantha. The long-smoldering heat of their innocent flirtation has grown into a full-raging fire. But when tragedy strikes, and their small-town community is shattered, Hunter vows to do everything he can to keep his childhood sweetheart safe. But can Samantha trust that Hunter has her best interests at heart…and that, after all these years, his love is true?
Overall thoughts: One Tough Cowboy is a perfect example of a typical Lora Leigh book with new, touches from a new author I have never read before Veronica Chadwick. Leigh is one of the best romance authors in the romance book world, she weaves beautiful stories together and somehow adds other elements to her stories and characters that keep me very invested.
A lot of contemporary romance books tend to focus just on the romance and relationships of the couple in the book, which is fine for myself and many other readers but that doesn't always keep everyone interested. Don't get me wrong I like to read about a couple falling for one another and everything in between that occurs but it can become repetitive and dull. Leigh shines mainly because she has the ability to not only include romance within her books but also keep her readers hanging off each page.
One Tough Cowboy is the story of Sam Ryder and Hunter Steele, two people who met at the wrong place time, go their separate ways but years later reunite under different circumstances. Sam is older, more mature and settled, she had no clue that Hunter would be so attractive to her now considering he's older and different than the old Hunter she used to know.
When sudden deaths threaten the hometown they know and love they find themselves trying to solve the murders while also dealing with their reawakened attraction for one another. One Tough Cowboy by Lora Leigh and Veronica Chadwick is a great contemporary romance and suspense book that will leap off the page and right into your heart and bookshelf, One Tough Cowboy is a must read!
Buy One Tough Cowboy:
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About the Author: Lora Leigh dreams in bright, vivid images of the characters' intent on taking over her writing life, and fights a constant battle to put them on the hard drive of her computer before they can disappear as fast as they appeared.
Lora's family and her writing life coexist, if not in harmony, in relative peace with each other. Surrounded by a menagerie of pets, friends, and a son who keeps her quick wit engaged, Lora finds her life filled with joys, aided by her fans whose hearts remind her daily why she writes.
Follow Lora: Website: https://loraleigh.com/
E–mail: Loraleigh0@gmail.com
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Amazon: https://amzn.to/2oeT7jA
Release Blitz: When Ashes Fall by Marni Mann
"When Ashes Fall is a tautly written, complex, and emotionally-charged love story that takes the reader on an unforgettable, unexpected, and deeply moving journey." —USA Today.
When Ashes Fall, an all-new standalone contemporary romance from best-selling author Marni Mann is live!
Blurb: It's been said that you can't love two men at the same time. You can't split your heart, soul, and body in half. But I'm here to tell you, you can.
Dylan Cole is like ice, sharp and unpredictable, the thunder inside a tumultuous storm. Smith Reid is warmth, soft and gentle, perfect like a sunny day.
Both are mine. But I can have only one. There are two sides to this tale. I'm here to tell you mine. If you think this story is about a cheater, you couldn't be more wrong.
Amazon: https://amzn.to/2FeUO9w
Amazon Worldwide: http://mybook.to/WhenAshesFallMM
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About the Author: Best-selling Author Marni Mann knew she was going to be a writer since middle school. While other girls her age were daydreaming about teenage pop stars, Mann was fantasizing about penning her first novel. She crafts sexy, titillating stories that weave together her love of darkness, mystery, passion, and human emotion. A New Englander at heart, she now lives in Sarasota, Florida with her husband and their two dogs who subsequently have been characters in her books. When she's not nose deep in her laptop working on her next novel, she's scouring for chocolate, sipping wine, traveling to new locations, and devouring fabulous books.
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Review: Maverick by Lora Leigh
December 4, 2018 December 4, 2018 amorettesreviewsLeave a comment
The Cover: What I love about the Elite Ops series is that there are different versions of the covers. I personally love the versions I own, but I think it's cool to have options. I really like Maverick's cover because I think it matches Micah's essence perfectly.
Basics: Maverick was released on March 3rd 2009, is book #2 in the Elite Ops series, published by St. Martins and is 368 pages long. Genre wise Maverick belongs to: contemporary romance, new adult, military romance and erotica.
Description: Micah Sloane knows almost everything there is to know about Risa Clay, including the vicious betrayal she endured years ago and the distrust she's harbored ever since. The only way for the Elite Ops agent to uncover an assassin―and banish the ghosts of his own dark past―is to use Risa as bait. But nothing has prepared him for her disarming blend of innocence and sensuality, or for his overwhelming need to protect her…
Risa has spent six years rebuilding her life. And now, to save it, she must pose as Micah's lover and draw a killer into the open. It's a risky plan―especially with a man as powerfully seductive as Micah. But, as their charade becomes reality, Risa realizes the greatest danger may lie in losing her heart forever…
Overall thoughts: So I've been re-reading the Elite Ops series by Lora Leigh and I can't believe I FORGOT how amazing these books are! Oh my gosh! Each book focuses on a different remember of the team: Wild Card focused on an ex navy seal and Maverick focuses on Micah, the ex Mossad agent. The secret team composed of different ex military personnel from around the world are tasked by the government (this was never really confirmed, I'm just assuming!) to hunt down the worst of the worst and also seem to specialize in rescues.
Each book in the Elite Ops series can be read as a standalone but if you don't want to feel lost, I would suggest reading them in order OR at least reading Wild Card first THEN Maverick. That being said, I love Maverick! It's hard to chose a favorite in this series because they are all so good, but I really have a soft spot in my heart for Micah and Risa. Their love story is one about healing and overcoming the past and I think that although their experiences might directly not relate to you, as a reader you will be able to relate to them in some shape or form.
The chemistry between Micah and Risa is static, oh my goodness. They completely enthrall and enamor their way into your heart as you read through their story in Maverick. There is some action and some tense moments in this book, but I can guarantee the only thing you'll care about and focus on is Micah and Risa's relationship. I love Maverick so much and again if you're into military style romances with touches of erotica, the Elite Ops series and Maverick is for you!
Favorite Quotes: "You are a light that will always guide me, a whisper I'll always strain to hear." -Micah
"Do you know, every time I've seen you you've been like the Grim Reaper of goodwill and cheer. You should find another profession." -Risa
Buy Maverick #2 in the Elite Ops series:
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Wild Card #1 of the Elite Ops series:
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Release Blitz: Love with Me by Kristen Proby
November 27, 2018 November 27, 2018 amorettesreviewsLeave a comment
Best friends from college. Plus-ones since med school. A chance for something new. Love With Me, the latest in the beloved With Me In Seattle Series by New York Times Bestselling Author Kristen Proby is Live!
Blurb: Jace Crawford heals hearts for a living. More than that, medicine is his life. To become the leading cardiothoracic surgeon on the west coast, he's made sacrifices. No social life. He barely has time to sleep. Love? Forget about it. But when everything goes horribly wrong on his table, and he unexpectedly loses a patient, Jace is suspended from work.
When a man has nothing but his job, what does he do when that's gone? Joy Thompson collects unwanted strays. A dog with one eye, a three-legged cat, a bird that swears like a sailor? All part and parcel of her veterinary business. It helps pass the time.
Until Jace calls out of the blue to ask her out on a real date. Spending extra time with him is dangerous. Her feelings for her best friend have always been stronger than simple companionship. If she gets attached, what happens when he goes back to work and leaves her behind?
But as the weeks progress, falling for each other is inevitable. This time, Jace's heart is the one that will need fixing before both of them end up broken.
Amazon: https://amzn.to/2LEtnUe
AppleBooks: https://apple.co/2MFrGLS
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About the Author: Kristen was born and raised in a small resort town in her beloved Montana. In her mid-twenties, she decided to stretch her wings and move to the Pacific Northwest, where she made her home for more than a dozen years.
During that time, Kristen wrote many romance novels and joined organizations such as RWA and other small writing groups. She spent countless hours in workshops, and more mornings than she can count up before the dawn so she could write before going to work. She submitted many manuscripts to agents and editors alike, but was always told no. In the summer of 2012, the self-publishing scene was new and thriving, and Kristen had one goal: to publish just one book. It was something she longed to cross off of her bucket list.
Not only did she publish one book, she's since published close to thirty titles, many of which have hit the USA Today, New York Times and Wall Street Journal Bestsellers lists. She continues to self publish, best known for her With Me In Seattle and Boudreaux series, and is also proud to work with William Morrow, a division of HarperCollins, with the Fusion Series. Kristen and her husband, John, make their home in her hometown of Whitefish, Montana with their two pugs and two cats.
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Review: Only You by Marie Landry
The Cover: I think the cover of Only You is very pretty and I like the differences in font, however I wish we could see more of the couple's face.
Basics: Only You was released on November 13th 2018 and is available for FREE through the Kindle Unlimited program. Genre wise Only You belongs to contemporary romance.
Description: Ivy's new boss is sexy, Scottish…and comes with an expiration date.
When Ivy reluctantly takes a new part-time job, it's a means to an end. Doing this favor for her pain-in-the-neck roommate means Ivy can have her apartment to herself again much sooner. The last thing she expects is Hugh—the hot Scot who just happens to be her new boss—asking her out on a date. And then another. And another.
Something about Hugh makes Ivy want to let her guard down and open up, which would be perfect if he wasn't possibly returning to Scotland in a matter of weeks. But maybe that doesn't matter. Maybe Ivy can learn to live in the moment and have a little fun, even if it means setting herself up for heartache later.
ONLY YOU is a standalone contemporary romance about taking chances, unexpected friendships, and holding on to the things—and people—that matter most.
Overall thoughts: Only You was a very heart-warming, contemporary romance read. A nice book to curl up with as the temperatures go down and the holidays start to creep upon us for sure. Ivy is currently in an okay job but is stable and somewhat happy about her life, except for the distraction of her roommate who keeps getting fired from each and every job. She tries to help Celia the best she can, but it's hard when you're basically mothering a younger woman down on luck.
The holiday season is fast approaching in Only You and Celia finds a job working at Christmas village. Snow, Elves, Santa, twinkle lights and hot cocoa…the works. However Celia only somehow gets Ivy hired working at thee Christmas village too…as an elf. Annoyed at first but wanting to help support her friend, Ivy starts working at the Christmas village and finds out that she actually enjoy it. Meanwhile she's trying to ignore the sudden interest in her fellow co-worker who plays Santa; however, he isn't just a co-worker or Santa, he's the boss of the Christmas village. Hugh and Ivy start to hang out and get to know each other, with each passing day getting closer. However just like Christmas, nothing can last forever and Ivy isn't sure if she can keep her sexy, Scottish boss.
I really enjoyed Only You, but I did struggle a bit with it for a few reasons. One, while I enjoy contemporary romance and slice of life romance books, I honestly felt like the first half of the book was SO slow. So slow. While the story took awhile to get into it was good, but just so slow at first and I really, really struggled with that. My other issue and I honestly cannot believe I am writing this right now, was that I feel like there wasn't enough intimate moments between Ivy and Hugh. I'm reading a romance book, I want romance and a lot of it!
Besides that Only You was a great curl up on a quiet day kind of read, perfect for the time of year and Landry shows great promise as a romance author.
Buy Only You:
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About the Author: Marie Landry's life revolves around books; when she's not writing them, she's reading them, taking pictures of them for bookstagram, or blogging about them. An avid reader from a young age, she loves getting lost in characters' worlds, whether they're of her own making or someone else's. She particularly loves coming-of-age stories with as much of an emphasis on self-discovery as on romance…but don't leave out the romance!
When not doing bookish things, Marie can be found daydreaming (in general, but often about traveling through Europe), binge-watching shows on Netflix, and taking photographs. She lives in a cozy apartment in Ontario, Canada with the best roommate ever, and only sometimes imagines it's actually a flat in London.
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Review: Long Road Home by Stacey Lynn
November 5, 2018 November 5, 2018 amorettesreviewsLeave a comment
The Cover: I think this cover is very sweet, intimate and loving. I really love the color scheme of it and couple book covers really make me happy because they are rare so I love this cover!
Basics: Long Road Home was released on November 5th and is 275 pages long. Genre wise Long Road Home belongs to complementary romance, second chance romance and standalone.
Description: I left home ten years ago, promising myself I'd never return to the place where I had never been accepted. I was despised and ridiculed for circumstances completely beyond my control.
But when my grandmother passes away, I'm forced to return to Kansas. I will have to face everyone who hated me. But they're not who I'm most afraid of.
My biggest fear? Facing him. Jordan Marx. The boy I once loved more than life itself. The boy who defended me from them. The boy I'd disappeared on, leaving him nothing more than a horrible nasty lie and hastily scribbled note.
When Jordan finds out the secret I have carried for so long, I'm in for the battle of my life. Or so I thought. I might have wandered for years on a path riddled with thorns but with Jordan by my side, taking the long road home means more than reuniting with the only man I've ever loved. It might just mean finding myself, and the family I never thought I could ever have along the way.
Overall thoughts: Long Road Home was a low key second chance romance soap opera. Oh my gosh, I was literally cringing through at least 60% of the book because in the description Destiny describes facing Jordan and her secret. Oh Man does she have a secret. Girlfriend made a huge decision years ago and now she's paying for it.
Long Road Home was just one of those books where you just want to make some popcorn and munch through it because it literally reminded me of a Spanish soap opera. This book started fast and it really didn't stop; like that is the main reason it reminded me of a Spanish soap opera because one thing happened and then something would immediately happen a few pages later.
No spoilers but Long Road Home is the ultimate second chance romance love story. I also think it's important to point out that when people are young, they tend to make mistakes I personally feel like one of those instances was showcased very well in this book. Destiny and Jordan sizzle as a couple and they definitely tug at your heartstrings. Long Road Home was super dramatic for me but one of the best second chance romances I've read in a long time.
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Welcome to WWW Wednesday! This meme was formerly hosted by MizB at A Daily Rhythm and revived here on Taking on a World of Words. Just answer the three questions below and leave a link to your post in the comments for others to look at. No blog? No problem! Just leave a comment with your responses. Please, take some time to visit the other participants and see what others are reading. So, let's get to it!
The Three Ws are: What are you currently reading?
What did you recently finish reading?
What do you think you'll read next?
I am currently reading The Day I Stopped Falling For Jerks duet by Max Monroe! This is my first Max Monroe book and I'm super excited to be reading it!
Blurb: I'm Luciana Wright. Everyone calls me Lucky, but when it comes to love, I'm anything but. I have a long history of dating the wrong men.
You know the ones I'm talking about.
The beautiful, charming guys who are quite literally too good to be true. The ones who are impulsive in love and prefer short flings over long-term relationships. I'm talking about the jerks. The guys who taste so good, but are so very bad.
After going through the most ridiculous breakup in the history of breakups, I thought I'd learned my lesson. I officially put myself into jerk rehab and committed to changing my ways. But, let's be real here, love is never that easy. Especially when an arrogant, charming, he-devil of a sexy alpha man gets involved.
Aussie accent. Tanned skin. Muscular, surfer bod. Gorgeous brown eyes. And the kind of sexy smile that brings women to their knees. Oh, did I mention that he's also my best friend's brother? Yeah. This story, my story, it's a real doozy you guys. The day I stopped falling for jerks, I met Oliver Arsen—the biggest jerk of all.
Pre-order The Day I Stopped Falling For Jerks duet here ←
What did you recently finish reading? The Necromancer's Bride by Brianna Hale! Oh my goodness! This book was a novella but it completely blew my socks off! It is the perfect dark romance/Halloween read!
Pre-order The Necromancer's Bride here ←
What do you think you'll read next? I have been fortune enough to receive ARC's of Royally Yours by Emma Chase and Long Road Home by Stacey Lynn! Once I'm finished with The Day I Stopped Falling For Jerks duet I'll be diving into these bad boys! I'm super excited!
Royally Yours Blurb: Princess Lenora Celeste Beatrice Arabella Pembrook had an unusual childhood. She was raised to be a Queen—the first Queen of Wessco.
It's a big deal. When she's crowned at just nineteen, the beautiful young monarch is prepared to rule. She's charming, clever, confident and cunning. What she isn't… is married. It's her advising council's first priority. It's what Parliament is demanding, and what her people want.
Lenora has no desire to tie herself to a man—particularly one who only wants her for her crown. But compromises must be made and royals must do their duty. Even Queens. Especially them.
** Years ago, Edward Langdon Richard Dorian Rourke, walked away from his title and country. Now he's an adventurer—climbing mountains, exploring jungles, going wherever he wants, when he wants—until family devotion brings him home.
And a sacred promise keeps him there. To Edward, the haughty, guarded little Queen is intriguing, infuriating…and utterly captivating. Wanting her just might drive him mad—or become his greatest adventure. Within the cold, stone walls of the royal palace—mistrust threatens, wills clash, and an undeniable, passionate love will change the future of the monarchy forever. Every dynasty has a beginning. Every legend starts with a story. This is theirs.
Pre-order Royally Yours here ←
Long Road Home Blurb: I left home ten years ago, promising myself I'd never return to the place where I had never been accepted. I was despised and ridiculed for circumstances completely beyond my control.
But when my grandmother passes away, I'm forced to return to Kansas. I will have to face everyone who hated me. But they're not who I'm most afraid of. My biggest fear? Facing him. Jordan Marx. The boy I once loved more than life itself. The boy who defended me from them. The boy I'd disappeared on, leaving him nothing more than a horrible nasty lie and hastily scribbled note.
Those are my WWW Wednesday updates! What are you currently reading? What did you recently finish reading? What do you think you'll read next? I would love to hear your picks!
Waiting on Wednesday!
Waiting on Wednesday is a meme hosted by Jill at Breaking The Spine that spotlights upcoming releases that everyone's excited about! This week I am waiting for…..
The first book I am waiting for is Royally Yours by Emma Chase! Out October 30th 2018.
Blurb: Princess Lenora Celeste Beatrice Arabella Pembrook had an unusual childhood. She was raised to be a Queen—the first Queen of Wessco. It's a big deal.
When she's crowned at just nineteen, the beautiful young monarch is prepared to rule. She's charming, clever, confident and cunning. What she isn't… is married.
It's her advising council's first priority. It's what Parliament is demanding, and what her people want. Lenora has no desire to tie herself to a man—particularly one who only wants her for her crown. But compromises must be made and royals must do their duty.
Even Queens. Especially them. Years ago, Edward Langdon Richard Dorian Rourke, walked away from his title and country. Now he's an adventurer—climbing mountains, exploring jungles, going wherever he wants, when he wants—until family devotion brings him home.
And a sacred promise keeps him there. To Edward, the haughty, guarded little Queen is intriguing, infuriating…and utterly captivating. Wanting her just might drive him mad—or become his greatest adventure.
Within the cold, stone walls of the royal palace—mistrust threatens, wills clash, and an undeniable, passionate love will change the future of the monarchy forever. Every dynasty has a beginning. Every legend starts with a story. This is theirs.
Pre-order ⟵
Why I'm excited: I really love the Royally series and I'm really excited for Royally Yours because it's set in a different time with new characters. I really enjoy boys that are in the same universe as other books but has a different plot with new characters we haven't read about. It's familiar but contemporary.
The Necromancer's Bride by Brianna Hale, out October 20th 2018. Blurb: When I was a child he brought me back from the brink of death. Since that day I have borne his mark, a black star in the center of my left palm. The villagers say it brands me as evil. I think it means something far worse. It marks me as his.
The disease that nearly killed me has returned to the village and children are dying. I'm the only one who dares to climb the mountain and learn his secrets. In exchange I'm to clean his house and help with his strange experiments, but Meremon wants more. He wants me. And it isn't long before I discover that his demands are as twisted as his experiments. Warning: This story is a dark fantasy romance with scenes of non-consent and dubious consent. Additionally, Meremon is a necromancer and enjoys unusual things. Some sex scenes might be strange or creepy for some readers.
Why I'm excited: I've been following Brianna Hale for awhile now and I am kicking myself I haven't read any books of hers yet! But I'm super excited for The Necromancer's Bride because I feel like it's perfect for October and the Halloween season; but also because I enjoy reading darker romances and the blurb really got me interested!
The Cruel Prince by Holly Black out January 8th 2019
Blurb: You must be strong enough to strike and strike and strike again without tiring.
The first lesson is to make yourself strong.
After the jaw-dropping revelation that Oak is the heir to Faerie, Jude must keep her younger brother safe. To do so, she has bound the wicked king, Cardan, to her, and made herself the power behind the throne. Navigating the constantly shifting political alliances of Faerie would be difficult enough if Cardan were easy to control. But he does everything in his power to humiliate and undermine her even as his fascination with her remains undiminished.
When it becomes all too clear that someone close to Jude means to betray her, threatening her own life and the lives of everyone she loves, Jude must uncover the traitor and fight her own complicated feelings for Cardan to maintain control as a mortal in a Faerie world.
Why I'm excited: I just finished re-reading The Cruel Prince by Holly Black (if you're interested check out my review here⟵) for review and I liked it a lot more than the first time I read it. Although it really didn't end on a cliff hanger I do have some questions and I'm really curious to see how everything that happened in The Cruel Prince play out in The Wicked King. We have a long time to wait for it though, January is three months away!
Those are my picks for Waiting On Wednesday! Do you have some books you're waiting for? I am so impatient so it's hard for me to wait on things, ESPECIALLY books. One of the reasons I love the romance genre book world so much is because the waiting isn't bad, usually only a few months which isn't bad at all. Compared to the Young Adult which usually takes a year or more. Anyway please let me know what your Waiting On Wednesday picks are!
Release Blitz: Hot For His Girl by Rachel Blaufeld
What happens when two bloggers fall for each other? A new blog is born.
Hot For His Girl, an all-new standalone new adult romance from Rachel Blaufeld is LIVE!
Blurb: Andonia "Andi" Schwartz is the kind of gal you love to hate. Snarky, skinny, and jaded, Andi's goodness lies hidden beneath her sharp edges. But it's there . . . this independent single mom has it going on.
Reid Fellows is a lovable dude. Bespectacled tenure-track statistics professor by day, shirtless blogger by night, he's a catch on paper and easy on the eyes.
Andi wields her power and unruly commentary from behind her laptop as the anonymous proprietor of The UnAffectionate Blogger. Reid's blog, Grill and Groom, began on a dare. Now, he regularly shows his abs of steel while grilling.
He may love this gig more than his day job. She needs her page views and advertisers to support her daughter. Until the two meet and spin a web online and IRL . . . in real life.
Amazon: https://amzn.to/2QYg19u
iBooks: https://apple.co/2Cz1s9l
Amazon Worldwide: http://mybook.to/HotForHisGirl
Nook: http://bit.ly/2xFLipr
Kobo: http://bit.ly/2Q8WNwv
Add to GoodReads: https://bit.ly/2Ax9ZbF
Rachel's Recipe for HOT love affair
2 people (doesn't matter color, size, shape or race)
1 cup tenderness, 1 cup sexual tension
Splash of alpha 4 hands, 2 mouths, preferably with tender lips
Dash of lace or leather or both
Mix it all together any way you like and heat in front of the fireplace
Sprinkle with emotions until fully coated
About the Author: Rachel Blaufeld is a bestselling author of Romantic Suspense, New Adult, Coming-of-Age Romance, and Sports Romance. A recent poll of her readers described her as insightful, generous, articulate, and spunky. Originally a social worker, Rachel creates broken yet redeeming characters. She's been known to turn up the angst like cranking up the heat in the dead of winter.
A devout coffee drinker and doughnut eater, Rachel spends way too many hours in local coffee shops, downing the aforementioned goodies while she plots her ideas. Her tales may all come with a side of angst and naughtiness, but end as lusciously as her treats.
As a side note, Blaufeld, also a long-time blogger and an advocate of woman-run anything, is fearless about sharing her opinion. She captured the ears of stay-at-home and working moms on her blog, BacknGrooveMom, chronicling her adventures in parenting tweens and running a business, often at the same time. To her, work/life/family balance is an urban legend, but she does her best.
Rachel has also blogged for The Huffington Post and Modern Mom. Most recently, her insights can be found in USA TODAY, where she shares conversations at "In Bed with a Romance Author" and reading recommendations over at "Happy Ever After."
Rachel lives around the corner from her childhood home in Pennsylvania with her family and two beagles. Her obsessions include running, coffee, basketball, icing-filled doughnuts, antiheroes, and mighty fine epilogues.
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A while back I was in Melbourne again to deliver a couple of talks. The prime reason was a keynote for the 2008 SPERA (rural education) conference and I also talked to members of VALA one night on much the same subject matter.
I've uploaded the presentation (using Apple's Keynote for the first time) to SlideShare, but as they are still sorting out a new way to bring hyperlinks with uploaded presentations, I thought I'd shove a quick post in my blog along with all of the URLs and some explanatory notes, so here it is (I've even corrected most of the typos!).
http://www.awm.gov.au/diaries/ww1/ This is our current major project and the diaries of all of the Australian units that served in the First World War are being uploaded progressively as we complete the scanning and checking.
http://www.awm.gov.au/database/collection.asp This is our online collection access system and users can search it for almost 300,000 digital images and catalogue records for art works, photographs, relics, and personal manuscripts in our museum collection.
This slide highlights a few examples of the ways we've started using Web2.0 features to "tour the web" and put our content out well beyond our home website, reaching bigger social networks and engaging new audiences at the curatorial level.
http://www.awm.gov.au/podcast/index.asp RSS underpins much of Web2.0, by allowing the public to select their subscriptions and then have them delivered to them on a regular basis. The links takes you to our podcasts page. Podcasts were our first foray with Web2.0 and RSS.
http://apps.new.facebook.com/artshare/ We have just gone live with ArtShare – a program developed by Brooklyn Museum to allow for selected art works to be featured on Facebook profile pages.
http://blog.awm.gov.au/awm/2008/03/19/hmas-sydney/ The blogs have been the simplest, easiest to use model that has allowed our curators their own voice on the web about our collections and their work. Previously all content was much more formal, using institutional voice. WordPress is used by the Memorial and some of our staff use Blogger (externally, eg. this blog).
Facebook plunges us into growing social networks with more reach than we have and allows us to communicate with those who are more comfortable in that space. People seem more comfortable and relaxed in their feedback.
Flickr is also a two-way process allowing us to share images with everyone and to learn from the public's visual pointers to their interests in us.
http://www.youtube.com/user/AustWarMemorial YouTube is another vital way to engage a large audience interested in the moving image. We think it is important to re-use our content and provide interpretation of it on that large network.
http://www.pictureaustralia.org/ We've long been a major contributor to Picture Australia, a fantastic portal to cultural images from NLA. It is a great model for further collaborative projects along the same lines.
http://www.ning.com/ We use Ning internally as a social network platform to share ideas, learn about social media, discuss proposals and to help move projects forward.
http://www.awm.gov.au/research/browse.asp And we've started using del.icio.us social bookmarking to leave "muddy footprint trails" across our large website for content that isn't well exposed or that easy to find. We are still learning what del.icio.us can do for us.
http://www.flickr.com/commons We have been in touch with Flickr Commons and images from our collection are likely to be added on 11/11/08.
http://creativecommons.org/international/au/ We are seriously looking at CreativeCommons attributions to cover content that we've developed for our presence on the web, so as to enable its appropriate re-use.
http://buddypress.org/ As we use WordPress as our blogging platform, we will probably take a good look at BuddyPress when it goes live later in 2008. It may extend our blogs to become more of a hosted social network.
http://yourarchives.nationalarchives.gov.uk/index.php?title=Home_page Your Archives (from TNA in the UK) might offer us a good model to facilitate public contributions and a bit of personalisation relating to our archival collections.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QR_Code QR codes might be used by us in several ways to facilitate the provision of packets of information to mobile devices with cameras in and the required software. We are looking at this now.
http://www.awm.gov.au/encyclopedia/index.asp Currently we maintain our own military history encyclopedia and it is a pretty big drain on our own resources to keep adding new content, so maybe migrating the content to Wikipedia.org (and helping to manage it) or hosting a wiki where the community could contribute will work for us.
http://go.footnote.com/thewall/ We really like this mash-up that is related to the US Vietnam Veterans Memorial and we are trying to trial much the same thing with our Roll of Honour. Our trial will probably focus on the Korean War panels.


While the top Republican candidates debated in Cleveland Thursday night, it appears Hillary Clinton was keeping up with the Kardashians in California.
Kim Kardashian posted a photo with Clinton (and husband Kanye West!) on Twitter with the caption "I got my selfie!! I really loved hearing her speak & hearing her goals for our country #HillaryForPresident."
Kris Jenner posted a photo to Instagram with Clinton, saying it was "an honor" to meet her. Caitlyn Jenner, meanwhile, said in April that she remained a Republican, despite her recent transition to being a woman and the party's record toward transgendered people.
Bernie Sanders, meanwhile, live-tweeted the debate with the hashtag #DebateWithBernie. Ahead of the debate, he posted a photo of himself on the couch with a clipboard. "Listen to Rs talk about military funding and remember what Eisenhower said about power of the military-industrial complex. #DebateWithBernie," read one tweet.


Empowering Students to Improve the World in Sixty Lessons offers three tools to assist student, teachers and school leaders in educating global citizens. The first is a protocol to design and adapt global citizenship curriculum. The second is a protocol to design a school wide strategy for global education. The third is an actual curriculum prototype, a sixty lesson global citizenship curriculum, developed following the process presented in the book. The book is available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese and Arabic.


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For the first time since April 2014, the National Transportation Safety Board will soon have a full complement of Board members. On July 24, 2018, the U.S. Senate confirmed the President's nominations of Bruce Landsberg and Jennifer Homendy to serve as Board members. This is particularly welcome news because since January 31 of this year when former chairman and Board member Christopher Hart departed the agency, the NTSB has been operating with only three Board Members — the minimum number of members needed to meet the statutory requirement for a quorum to conduct official agency business.
The President nominated Mr. Landsberg on September 29, 2017, for the remainder of former Member Hart's unexpired term ending on December 22, 2022. The Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation held its confirmation hearing for nominee Landsberg on October 31, 2017, and vetted his nomination on November 8, 2017 — more than eight months prior to the full Senate's recent action. He is well known in the aviation safety community and most recently served as Executive Director/President of the AOPA Foundation and Air Safety Institute (1992-2014) and Senior Safety Advisor for the AOPA Air Safety Institute (2014-2015). Also, from 2001 to 2015, he was Industry Chair of the FAA―General Aviation Joint Steering Committee.
The President nominated Ms. Homendy on April 12, 2018, for the remainder of former member Mark Rosekind's unexpired term ending on December 31, 2019. The Senate Commerce Committee held its confirmation hearing for nominee Homendy on May 16, 2018, and vetted her nomination six days later — May 22, 2018. From 2004 to the present, she has served as the Democratic staff director of the Subcommittee on Railroads, Pipelines, and Hazardous Materials, Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, U.S. House of Representatives. From 1999 to 2004, she served as a legislative representative for the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. It is rare — if not unprecedented — for the appointment of a Board member with expertise in either the railroad or pipeline industries.
LeClairRayn applauds the full Senate's actions in confirming Bruce Landsberg and Jennifer Homendy as the 43rd and 44th members of the NTSB.
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Q: Remove first element array Javascript Node.Js I'm having troubles with removing first element of a array If i try to slice(1,1) or shift I cant get a list.
For example,
my array: [1499783769720,"54:52:00:62:46:66","54:52:00:b0:fa:57","54:52:00:8f:d9:7c","54:52:00:e7:67:10","54:52:00:26:56:56","54:52:00:33:3a:4d","54:52:00:7b:f4:ec","54:52:00:1d:48:1e","54:52:00:55:14:ed","54:52:00:78:b8:51"]
And i want to remove the timesamp "1499783769720" and just have ["54:52:00:62:46:66","54:52:00:b0:fa:57","54:52:00:8f:d9:7c","54:52:00:e7:67:10","54:52:00:26:56:56","54:52:00:33:3a:4d","54:52:00:7b:f4:ec","54:52:00:1d:48:1e","54:52:00:55:14:ed","54:52:00:78:b8:51"]
If i Try to slice I only obtain a single value "54:52:00:78:b8:51" and with sift I get 1499783769720.
How I can do this?
var randomMac = require('random-mac');
var now = Date.now();
var lista=[];

lista.push(now);
for(var i=0;i<10;i++){
    var random = randomMac();
    lista[i+1] = random;
}

A: Try to understand this example:
var list = ["a","b","c","d"]
list = list.slice(1);
console.log(list);

slice function doesn't change the original array so you need to reassign the array variable.

A: You can use Array.prototype.shift(): The shift() method removes the first element from an array and returns that element. This method changes the length of the array.

var list = [1499783769720,"54:52:00:62:46:66","54:52:00:b0:fa:57","54:52:00:8f:d9:7c","54:52:00:e7:67:10","54:52:00:26:56:56","54:52:00:33:3a:4d","54:52:00:7b:f4:ec","54:52:00:1d:48:1e","54:52:00:55:14:ed","54:52:00:78:b8:51"];

list.shift(); // First removed
console.log(list);
.as-console-wrapper { max-height: 100% !important; top: 0; }

A: Try .slice(1):

const firstRemoved = [
  1499783769720,
  '54:52:00:62:46:66',
  '54:52:00:b0:fa:57',
  '54:52:00:8f:d9:7c',
  '54:52:00:e7:67:10',
  '54:52:00:26:56:56',
  '54:52:00:33:3a:4d',
  '54:52:00:7b:f4:ec',
  '54:52:00:1d:48:1e',
  '54:52:00:55:14:ed',
  '54:52:00:78:b8:51'
].slice(1);

console.log(firstRemoved);

A: myArray.splice(myArray.indexOf(myArray[0]),1);

Try this. plnkr: plnkr.co/edit/tFEbwbFEyVX6TarlZJ2d?p=preview
With this approach you can pass the exact value and delete what you need exactly.

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Of all the facial cleansing tools, the Clarisonic is the undisputed king. Since its conception, it has been subject to a boundless wave of affection that puts manually operated face scrubbers to shame. Tales of models who never knew true love and clear skin until they brought it into their bathroom cabinets were classic bait for reeling me in.
And reeled I was—all the way into Sephora. Then I started scrubbing— probably for too long, while applying too much pressure. If 30 seconds per use makes your skin glow in a week, then 20 minutes should turn me into Liv Tyler, right?
OK, maybe I wasn't quite that bad—but I did overdo it initially. I made the mistake of using the normal brush head twice a day, which was far too harsh for my skin, especially in winter (during which this saga is set). I also wouldn't wash my face first, leaving the day's makeup, oil and grime attached to my face before applying the spinning brush of the Clarisonic. I've come to learn the error of my ways: for maximum results, something light and milky should be used to cleanse before commanding the reassuring 'burrrr' of the machine. But that felt like a lot of steps.
Soon, my average rate of buffering was in decline. I figured that the best way to recommit to the regime was to spend more money and I bought the Cashmere Cleanse Luxe Facial Brush Head Brush Head. Admittedly, it sort of worked—the texture was just lovely and at first, I outright doted on it. Me, standing in front of the mirror, wide cloth headband in place, petting a little brush head. It feels that good, and my face takes far better to it. Still, my rate of use fell further and the quiet hum of its patented oscillation is now to be heard at a maximum frequency of twice a week.
It's true that the morning after (I always use my Clarisonic at night), I'm often glowing. It can be a great little device. But, you know what I've been reaching for more often? This little loofah. A dollar at any beauty supply store. Did you know it's a plant? Google it. Super earthy. Hold it under the hot tap for a few seconds, and its stiff little fibers soften. Take it for a brisk trip around your face, and it rejuvenates your circulatory system while leaving you freshly exfoliated. And it's a quick, too: without the routine of initial washing and rinsing, cleaning the darling brush post-use, it is encouragingly efficient. A truly lazy, luddite indulgence.


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Q: using jquery to load a partial view with livesearch Alright, hoping someone can help.  I've got a page used to search for employees.  The requirement is that the search pulls back results as you type.  Maybe I'm going about this the completely wrong way, but I currently have working code.  The problem is that some results are returned out of sequence.
For instance, you may be searching for 'Don', but the results for 'Don' will be returned before you get the results for 'Do', leaving the results for 'Do' on the screen.
Is there any way to clear/cancel any pending results when beginning a new search so that I only get the most current results?
Here is the code:
    $('#searchString').keyup(function () {
        searchPeople($(this).val());
    });

    function searchPeople(searchString) {
        var bu = $('#selectedBU').val();
        $('#people_view').clearQueue().load(
            '@Url.Action("PeopleView", "People")',
            { SearchString:searchString.replace(' ', '*|*'),
              bu:bu });
        $('#searchString').focus();
    }

A: I would use jquery autocomplete as to not reinvent the wheel :)
If you still want to implement your own autocomplete, you have to stop the previous ajax request(s). You can start here and also have a look at the linked question for even more suggestions.


When you are on the Global Service Associates giving site you will see the box below. 100% of the funds sent through this site to Craig Johring will go directly to Craig. You need to fill in the dollar amount on the line that says "Associate Support Account". In the box beside dollar amount write "Craig Johring". Within days you will receive a printed tax-deductible receipt confirming your donating was sent to me. We are a small organization with low overhead, so our giving site is not the most advanced. However it works.


In recent years, capture of carbon dioxide released from fuel-combustion has become one of the most important field operations. A commonly used process for carbon dioxide capture is applying a post-combustion-CO2-capture (PCCC) column with solvents like aqueous methyldiethanolamine (MDEA), monoethanolamine (MEA), and other amines. There are several reports indicating formation of aerosol in amine based PCCC columns, which in turn is associated with solvent losses. The purpose of this work was to investigate the mechanism of nucleation (leading to an aerosol or particulate matter formation) for three solvents (MEA, MDEA, and a mixture of MEA and MDEA) using the molecular dynamic simulations. Additionally, two cases with different solvent compositions, corresponding to industrial usage, were simulated. Using the simulations, role of different solvents were analyzed in order to identify the mechanism and rate of aerosol formation. The results provide insights to the structure and composition of the aerosol. In particular, we observed a highest growth for the case with aqueous MDEA solution, whereas nucleation was fast for MEA solutions. Furthermore, the rate of formation of aerosol increased with increasing CO2 concentrations. The formed aerosols mainly consisted of water, CO2, and the ethanolamines. Taken together, the result from this work contributes to better understand aerosol formation in PCCC columns.


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Syrian Refugee Camps, Turkey, Jordan and Iraq, March 2014 Point Stanford University Public content
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This shapefile contains verified data about the geographic location (point geometry), name, and operational status of refugee camps hosting Syrian refugees in Turkey, Jordan, and Iraq. Only refugee camps operated by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) or the Government of Turkey are included. Compiled by the U.S Department of State, Humanitarian Information Unit (INR/GGI/HIU), each attribute in the dataset (including name, location, and status) is verified against multiple sources. Locations are verified using high-resolution commercial satellite imagery and/or known areas of population. Additionally, all data is checked against various news sources. Locations are only accurate down to the city level. The designation field gives the type of site and the status of the site. Sites can be "Official Camps", camp settlements that are officially established and maintained by the United Nations or host country. Sites can also be "Transitional Camps", which is a typical camp structure but designed to be temporary or used on as needed basis. There can also be "Transitional Facilities"; these are facilities that are being used to temporarily house refugees. There can also be other sites such as host families or facilities, or other accommodations. Status of these sites can be Planned, Under Construction, Staged, Open, or Closed. The data contained herein is entirely unclassified and is current as of 12 March 2014. The mission of the Humanitarian Information Unit (HIU) is to serve as a U.S. Government interagency center to identify, collect, analyze, and disseminate all-source information critical to U.S. Government decision-makers and partners in preparation for and response to humanitarian emergencies worldwide, and to promote innovative technologies and best practices for humanitarian information management. U.S. Department of State, Humanitarian Information Unit (INR/GGI/HIU). (2014) Syrian Refugee Camps, Turkey, Jordan and Iraq, March 2014. U.S. Department of State. Humanitarian Information Unit. Available at: http://purl.stanford.edu/ft681rd8408. The name and status are obtained from the UNHCR data portal (accessible at http://data.unhcr.org/syrianrefugees/regional.php). The locations are obtained from the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM) and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency's GEOnet Names Server (GNS) (accessible at http://geonames.nga.mil/ggmagaz/). The name and status for each refugee camp is verified with PRM.
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Home BizBuzz Cookeville ITT Division established, Corder named CTO
Cookeville ITT Division established, Corder named CTO
Steve Corder
COOKEVILLE – City Manager James Mills announced that the Cookeville has established a new division of the General Department, the Information Technology and Telecommunications (ITT) Division. The new department will be headed by Steve Corder in his new role as chief technology officer.
The ITT Division will oversee the City's computer systems, networks, cyber security and telecommunications operations as well as plan for future needs.
"With the fast pace of technology changes, increasing cyber security threats and the need for expanded digital services, I felt the creation of this division was a necessity for the City to move forward while providing a dedicated staff to serve our departments," Mills said explaining the need for the new division.
Previously Cookeville had a Computer Operations division headed up by Corder as operations manager.
"Steve has been employed with the City of Cookeville for over 25 years," said Mills. "He brings extensive knowledge to this position and is very capable of the duties required as well as the vision to continue to plan and maintain our technology and communication needs. I am very pleased to have Mr. Corder in this position, his skillset has been proven with multiple large projects over the years, he is an asset to our departments and citizens."
Mills anticipates a seamless transition and looks forward to working with Corder in his appointment to this new position.
"I am excited to serve the City in this new role. I appreciate the foresight of the leadership to create this division, it is very timely," Corder said of the appointment.
Corder added, "My love of computers and technology from an early age has led to my enthusiasm for and dedication to the IT field. I am anxious to continue our work while expanding on the current technology system as the need arises. This past year has proven the need to continue to transition to alternate methods of doing business during the pandemic and for future progress."
A native of Church Hill, Corder has resided in Cookeville since 1991. He and his wife, Cheryl, along with their three dogs, Peaches, Bella and Little Bit, enjoy being a part of the community. Corder is a graduate of TTU with a bachelor's degree in computer science and is a member of the Middle Tennessee Chapter of InfraGard. In his spare time, his pursuit of hobbies includes scuba diving, reef aquaria and PC gaming.
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How to get the list of all the images which are stored on my local docker repository in Artifactory.
This can be done by using AQL with a property criteria (See here about properties in general).
Whereas the property 'docker.repoName' is the same name used to tag the image before it was pushed to the repository and the 'docker.manifest' is the image's version.


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Alderney Birds - Monthly Summaries
These are records that have been entered by observers and it
should be noted that these have not necessarily been authenticated.
Little Grebe Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 1st (JH); 2 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 1 on 4th Sep (JH); 2 on 5th Sep (JH); 2 on 6th Sep (JH); 2 on 8th Sep (JDH); 2 on 10th Sep (JH); 2 on 11th Sep (JDH); 2 on 12th Sep (JDH); 2 on 14th Sep (JDH); 2 on 15th Sep (JDH); 2 on 16th Sep (JDH); 2 on 18th Sep (JDH); 2 on 19th Sep (JH); 2 on 20th Sep (JDH); 1 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 1 on 24th Sep (JDH); 2 on 26th Sep (JDH); 2 on 27th Sep (JDH); 2 on 28th Sep (JDH); 1 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Fulmar Mannez Lighthouse: 2 on 7th Sep [1 hour] (PKV/CMV); 3 on 13th Sep (PKV/CMV);
Manx Shearwater Mannez Lighthouse: 2 on 6th Sep [1 hour seawatch] (PKV/CMV); 2 on 7th Sep [1 hour] (PKV/CMV);
Balearic Shearwater Chateau a l'Etoc: 1 on 21st Sep (JDH); Mannez Lighthouse: 1 on 7th Sep [1 hour] (PKV/CMV);
Gannet Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: +36 on 1st Sep (JH); 66 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); +41 on 4th Sep (JH); +25 on 5th Sep (JH); +102 on 6th Sep (JH); +48 on 8th Sep (JDH); +33 on 10th Sep (JH); +28 on 11th Sep (JDH); +34 on 12th Sep (JDH); +24 on 14th Sep (JDH); +107 on 15th Sep (JDH); +50 on 16th Sep (JDH); +50 on 18th Sep (JDH); +21 on 19th Sep (JH); +25 on 20th Sep (JDH); +17 on 23rd Sep (JDH); +48 on 24th Sep (JDH); +77 on 26th Sep (JDH); +134 on 27th Sep (JDH); +30 on 28th Sep (JDH); +15 on 29th Sep (JDH); Mannez Lighthouse: 195 on 6th Sep [1 hour seawatch] (PKV/CMV); 289 on 7th Sep [1 hour] (PKV/CMV); 198 on 13th Sep (PKV/CMV);
Cormorant Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 1st Sep (JH); 4 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 6 on 4th Sep (JH); 1 on 5th Sep (JH); 6 on 6th Sep (JH); 2 on 11th Sep (JDH); 1 on 14th Sep (JDH); 1 on 18th Sep (JDH); 2 on 19th Sep (JH); 3 on 20th Sep (JDH); 4 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 1 on 24th Sep (JDH); 1 on 26th Sep (JDH); 6 on 27th Sep (JDH); 5 on 28th Sep (JDH); 3 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Shag Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 34 on 1st Sep (JH); 41 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 19 on 4th Sep (JH); 13 on 5th Sep (JH); 12 on 6th Sep (JH); 12 on 8th Sep (JDH); 4 on 10th Sep (JH); 4 on 11th Sep (JDH); 11 on 12th Sep (JDH); 27 on 14th Sep (JDH); 28 on 15th Sep (JDH); 17 on 16th Sep (JDH); 9 on 18th Sep (JDH); 5 on 19th Sep (JH); 12 on 20th Sep (JDH); 3 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 10 on 24th Sep (JDH); 16 on 26th Sep (JDH); 4 on 27th Sep (JDH); 9 on 28th Sep (JDH); 9 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Little Egret Braye Bay: 1 on 24th Sep (SAR); 2 on 27th Sep (SAR); Clonque Bay: 5 on 18th Sep (JH); Corbletts Quarry, Alderney: 4 on 18th Sep (TDCE/LC); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 1st Sep (JH); 5 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 2 on 4th Sep (JH); 2 on 5th Sep (JH); 3 on 8th Sep (JDH); 2 on 10th Sep (JH); 5 on 11th Sep (JDH); 7 on 12th Sep (JDH); 9 on 14th Sep (JDH); 6 on 15th Sep (JDH); 3 on 16th Sep (JDH); 7 on 18th Sep (JDH); 4 on 19th Sep (JH); 6 on 20th Sep (JDH); 5 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 3 on 24th Sep (JDH); 3 on 26th Sep (JDH); 1 on 27th Sep (JDH); 8 on 28th Sep (JDH); 2 on 29th Sep (JDH); Longis Pond: 4 on 7th Sep [Seen leaving at dawn] (JDH); Mannez Lighthouse: 1 on 6th Sep [1 hour seawatch] (PKV/CMV);
Great White Egret Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 4th Sep (JH);
Grey Heron Barrackmaster's Lane: 1 on 30th Sep (PKV/CMV); Clonque Bay: 2 on 18th Sep (JH); Corbletts Quarry, Alderney: 1 on 17th Sep (JH); 1 on 18th Sep (TDCE/LC); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 4th Sep (JH); 1 on 5th Sep (JH); 2 on 6th Sep (JH); 2 on 8th Sep (JDH); 2 on 10th Sep (JH); 1 on 12th Sep (JDH); 1 on 14th Sep (JDH); 2 on 15th Sep (JDH); 2 on 16th Sep (JDH); 1 on 19th Sep (JH); 4 on 20th Sep (JDH); 1 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 1 on 26th Sep (JDH); 1 on 27th Sep (JDH); 1 on 29th Sep (JDH); Mannez Lighthouse: 6 on 2nd Sep [Flock flew south-west along coast] (JDH);
Teal Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 8th Sep (JDH);
Mallard Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 9 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 10 on 4th Sep (JH); 11 on 5th Sep (JH); 12 on 6th Sep (JH); 17 on 8th Sep (JDH); 19 on 10th Sep (JH); 27 on 11th Sep (JDH); 42 on 12th Sep (JDH); 39 on 14th Sep (JDH); 24 on 15th Sep (JDH); 22 on 16th Sep (JDH); 9 on 18th Sep (JDH); 16 on 19th Sep (JH); 12 on 20th Sep (JDH); 9 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 2 on 24th Sep (JDH); 11 on 26th Sep (JDH); 8 on 27th Sep (JDH); 5 on 28th Sep (JDH); 12 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Honey-buzzard Alderney golf course: 1 on 3rd Sep (JDH); Barrackmaster's Lane: 20 on 1st Sep [2 at 9.00, remainder 2.30 - 5pm] (PKV/CMV); 38 on 2nd Sep [13.30 - 16.30] (PKV/CMV); 3 on 3rd Sep [11.30] (PKV/CMV); 1 on 11th Sep (PKV/CMV); Essex Hill: 1 on 13th Sep (JH); Fort Albert: 2 on 1st Sep [12.30] (PKV/CMV); 1 on 7th Sep (JH); Les Buttes: 1 on 8th Sep [Juvenile near a wasp nest] (JDH); Longis Common: 1 on 3rd Sep (JDH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 1st Sep (JH); 4 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 1 on 4th Sep (JH); 1 on 5th Sep (JH); Mannez Lighthouse: 4 on 1st Sep [1140hrs] (JH); Saye Bay: 1 on 7th Sep (PKV/CMV); St Anne: 43 on 2nd Sep [11.00 - 1300 with mike witherick] (PKV/CMV); The Nunnery, Alderney: 7 on 2nd Sep (JDH); Val de la Bonne Terre: 2 on 4th Sep (JDH);
Hen Harrier The Nunnery, Alderney: 1 on 16th Sep [Juvenile] (JDH);
Sparrowhawk Barrackmaster's Lane: 3 on 1st Sep (PKV/CMV); 3 on 2nd Sep (PKV/CMV); 1 on 3rd Sep [11.30] (PKV/CMV); 1 on 4th Sep (PKV/CMV); 1 on 5th Sep (PKV/CMV); 1 on 13th Sep (PKV/CMV); 1 on 14th Sep (PKV/CMV); Essex Hill: 1 on 12th Sep (PKV/CMV); 2 on 13th Sep (PKV/CMV); Fort Albert: 2 on 19th Sep (JH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 1st Sep (JH); 1 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 3 on 4th Sep (JH); 1 on 5th Sep (JH); 1 on 11th Sep (JDH); 2 on 14th Sep (JDH); 1 on 16th Sep (JDH); 2 on 18th Sep (JDH); 1 on 19th Sep (JH); 2 on 24th Sep (JDH); 2 on 27th Sep (JDH); 2 on 28th Sep (JDH); 5 on 29th Sep (JDH); Longis Pond: 1 on 15th Sep (JH); St Anne: 2 on 2nd Sep (PKV/CMV); Tourgis Hill: 2 on 25th Sep (SAR); Val de la Bonne Terre: 1 on 17th Sep (PKV/CMV);
Buzzard Barrackmaster's Lane: 6 on 1st Sep (PKV/CMV); 7 on 2nd Sep (PKV/CMV); 1 on 3rd Sep [11.30] (PKV/CMV); 7 on 3rd Sep [07.00] (PKV/CMV); 1 on 11th Sep (PKV/CMV); 2 on 27th Sep (PKV/CMV); 2 on 29th Sep (PKV/CMV); Longis Bay: 3 on 25th Sep (SAR); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 1st Sep (JH); 6 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 3 on 4th Sep (JH); 2 on 6th Sep (JH); 2 on 8th Sep (JDH); 2 on 11th Sep (JDH); 1 on 12th Sep (JDH); 3 on 14th Sep (JDH); 2 on 19th Sep (JH); 2 on 20th Sep (JDH); 1 on 24th Sep (JDH); 1 on 27th Sep (JDH); 2 on 28th Sep (JDH); 3 on 29th Sep (JDH); South Coast Cliffs: 6 on 15th Sep (JH); St Anne: 2 on 2nd Sep (PKV/CMV); Tourgis Hill: 4 on 25th Sep (SAR); Val de la Bonne Terre: 2 on 17th Sep (PKV/CMV);
Kestrel Barrackmaster's Lane: 2 on 1st Sep (PKV/CMV); Essex Hill: 1 on 13th Sep (PKV/CMV); Fort Albert: 2 on 1st Sep (PKV/CMV); Giffoine: 1 on 26th Sep (SAR); Longis Bay: 2 on 25th Sep (SAR); Longis Common: 1 on 24th Sep (SAR); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 1st Sep (JH); 3 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 3 on 4th Sep (JH); 5 on 5th Sep (JH); 4 on 6th Sep (JH); 2 on 8th Sep (JDH); 1 on 10th Sep (JH); 1 on 11th Sep (JDH); 2 on 12th Sep (JDH); 2 on 14th Sep (JDH); 1 on 15th Sep (JDH); 2 on 18th Sep (JDH); 1 on 19th Sep (JH); 2 on 20th Sep (JDH); 1 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 1 on 24th Sep (JDH); 2 on 26th Sep (JDH); 1 on 27th Sep (JDH); 3 on 28th Sep (JDH); 3 on 29th Sep (JDH); Mannez Lighthouse: 1 on 18th Sep (TDCE/LC); 1 on 26th Sep (SAR); 2 on 29th Sep [1m 1f] (SAR); Mannez Quarry: 1 on 25th Sep (SAR); 2 on 27th Sep (SAR); Saye Bay: 1 on 7th Sep (PKV/CMV); Val de la Bonne Terre: 1 on 17th Sep (PKV/CMV);
Merlin Barrackmaster's Lane: 1 on 12th Sep (PKV/CMV); Braye Bay: 1 on 11th Sep (PKV/CMV); Essex Hill: 1 on 30th Sep (JH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 28th Sep (JDH); Mannez Quarry: 1 on 18th Sep (JH);
Hobby Longis Common: 1 on 30th Sep (DG/PG); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 1st Sep (JH); Longis Pond: 1 on 3rd Sep (JDH);
Peregrine Barrackmaster's Lane: 2 on 2nd Sep (PKV/CMV); 1 on 5th Sep (PKV/CMV); 1 on 13th Sep (PKV/CMV); 1 on 27th Sep (PKV/CMV); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 10th Sep (JH); 2 on 18th Sep (JDH); 1 on 20th Sep (JDH); 1 on 27th Sep (JDH); 1 on 28th Sep (JDH); Tourgis Hill: 1 on 25th Sep (SAR); Whitegates, Alderney: 1 on 25th Sep (SAR);
Pheasant Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 1st Sep (JH); 6 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 1 on 4th Sep (JH); 3 on 5th Sep (JH); 2 on 6th Sep (JH); 2 on 14th Sep (JDH); 3 on 15th Sep (JDH); 1 on 16th Sep (JDH); 1 on 20th Sep (JDH); 1 on 24th Sep (JDH); 1 on 26th Sep (JDH); 2 on 27th Sep (JDH); 2 on 28th Sep (JDH);
Water Rail Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 3 on 6th Sep (JH); 2 on 12th Sep (JDH); 1 on 28th Sep (JDH); 1 on 29th Sep (JDH); Longis Pond: 2 on 17th Sep (JH); Mannez Quarry: 2 on 16th Sep (JH);
Moorhen Corbletts Quarry, Alderney: 1 on 18th Sep (TDCE/LC); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 1st Sep (JH); 2 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 2 on 4th Sep (JH); 1 on 5th Sep (JH); 2 on 6th Sep (JH); 2 on 8th Sep (JDH); 2 on 10th Sep (JH); 1 on 12th Sep (JDH); 3 on 14th Sep (JDH); 5 on 15th Sep (JDH); 3 on 16th Sep (JDH); 2 on 18th Sep (JDH); 1 on 20th Sep (JDH); 1 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 3 on 24th Sep (JDH); 1 on 26th Sep (JDH); 2 on 27th Sep (JDH); 2 on 28th Sep (JDH); 3 on 29th Sep (JDH); Longis Pond: 4 on 17th Sep (JH);
Coot Corbletts Quarry, Alderney: 2 on 18th Sep (TDCE/LC); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 5 on 1st Sep (JH); 4 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 5 on 4th Sep (JH); 6 on 5th Sep (JH); 6 on 6th Sep (JH); 5 on 8th Sep (JDH); 4 on 10th Sep (JH); 5 on 11th Sep (JDH); 6 on 12th Sep (JDH); 3 on 14th Sep (JDH); 5 on 15th Sep (JDH); 4 on 16th Sep (JDH); 3 on 18th Sep (JDH); 3 on 19th Sep (JH); 5 on 20th Sep (JDH); 3 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 5 on 24th Sep (JDH); 5 on 26th Sep (JDH); 4 on 27th Sep (JDH); 6 on 28th Sep (JDH); 5 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Oystercatcher Clonque Bay: 150 on 18th Sep (JH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 46 on 1st Sep (JH); 84 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 43 on 4th Sep (JH); 54 on 5th Sep (JH); 75 on 6th Sep (JH); 39 on 8th Sep (JDH); 69 on 10th Sep (JH); 87 on 11th Sep (JDH); 57 on 12th Sep (JDH); 61 on 14th Sep (JDH); 59 on 15th Sep (JDH); 45 on 16th Sep (JDH); 44 on 18th Sep (JDH); 37 on 19th Sep (JH); 68 on 20th Sep (JDH); 65 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 57 on 24th Sep (JDH); 18 on 26th Sep (JDH); 103 on 27th Sep (JDH); 75 on 28th Sep (JDH); 71 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Ringed Plover Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 34 on 1st Sep (JH); 24 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 19 on 4th Sep (JH); 15 on 5th Sep (JH); 8 on 6th Sep (JH); 17 on 8th Sep (JDH); 26 on 10th Sep (JH); 26 on 11th Sep (JDH); 26 on 12th Sep (JDH); 5 on 14th Sep (JDH); 19 on 15th Sep (JDH); 17 on 16th Sep (JDH); 10 on 18th Sep (JDH); 11 on 19th Sep (JH); 11 on 20th Sep (JDH); 4 on 27th Sep (JDH); 7 on 28th Sep (JDH); Platte Saline: 9 on 18th Sep (JH); Saye Bay: 1 on 7th Sep (PKV/CMV);
Grey Plover Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 4th Sep (JH); 1 on 10th Sep (JH); 1 on 18th Sep (JDH); 2 on 29th Sep (JDH); Saye Bay: 2 on 7th Sep (PKV/CMV);
Lapwing Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 5th Sep (JH); Longis Pond: 1 on 3rd Sep (JDH);
Sanderling Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 6 on 1st Sep (JH); 1 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 1 on 5th Sep (JH); 2 on 16th Sep (JDH); 6 on 18th Sep (JDH); 6 on 19th Sep (JH); 5 on 20th Sep (JDH); 9 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 2 on 26th Sep (JDH); 2 on 27th Sep (JDH); 3 on 28th Sep (JDH); Platte Saline: 3 on 18th Sep (JH);
Dunlin Braye Bay: 1 on 12th Sep (JH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 1st Sep (JH); 1 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 1 on 16th Sep (JDH); 1 on 20th Sep (JDH); 2 on 27th Sep (JDH); 1 on 28th Sep (JDH); 2 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Snipe Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 5th Sep (JH); 1 on 27th Sep (JDH); Longis Pond: 3 on 3rd Sep (JH);
Bar-tailed Godwit Longis Bay: 2 on 5th Sep (JH); 3 on 16th Sep (JH); 3 on 25th Sep [at low tide] (1/0); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 1st Sep (JH); 2 on 4th Sep (JH); 1 on 5th Sep (JH); 2 on 6th Sep (JH); 2 on 8th Sep (JDH); 1 on 10th Sep (JH); 3 on 12th Sep (JDH); 4 on 14th Sep (JDH); 1 on 15th Sep (JDH); 3 on 18th Sep (JDH); 3 on 19th Sep (JH); 2 on 20th Sep (JDH); 2 on 27th Sep (JDH); 2 on 29th Sep (JDH); Longis Pond: 3 on 15th Sep (JH);
Whimbrel Clonque Bay: 1 on 18th Sep (JH); Longis Common: 2 on 3rd Sep (JH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 4th Sep (JH); 1 on 5th Sep (JH); 2 on 6th Sep (JH); 2 on 8th Sep (JDH); 2 on 10th Sep (JH); 5 on 11th Sep (JDH); 4 on 12th Sep (JDH); 2 on 14th Sep (JDH); 1 on 15th Sep (JDH); 2 on 18th Sep (JDH); 1 on 19th Sep (JH); 1 on 20th Sep (JDH); 3 on 27th Sep (JDH); 1 on 28th Sep (JDH);
Curlew Alderney golf course: 1 on 5th Sep (PKV/CMV); Braye Bay: 1 on 24th Sep (SAR); 2 on 27th Sep (SAR); Clonque Bay: 37 on 18th Sep (JH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 3 on 1st Sep (JH); 9 on 4th Sep (JH); 5 on 5th Sep (JH); 14 on 6th Sep (JH); 8 on 8th Sep (JDH); 11 on 10th Sep (JH); 6 on 11th Sep (JDH); 8 on 12th Sep (JDH); 15 on 14th Sep (JDH); 7 on 15th Sep (JDH); 7 on 16th Sep (JDH); 4 on 18th Sep (JDH); 9 on 19th Sep (JH); 8 on 20th Sep (JDH); 6 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 9 on 24th Sep (JDH); 3 on 26th Sep (JDH); 12 on 27th Sep (JDH); 11 on 28th Sep (JDH); 10 on 29th Sep (JDH); Saye Bay: 1 on 7th Sep (PKV/CMV);
Redshank Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 4th Sep (JH);
Greenshank Corbletts Quarry, Alderney: 1 on 15th Sep (JH); 1 on 18th Sep (TDCE/LC); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 15th Sep (JDH);
Green Sandpiper Longis Pond: 1 on 15th Sep (JH);
Common Sandpiper Clonque Bay: 1 on 18th Sep (JH); Fort Houmet Herbe: 4 on 14th Sep (JH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 8th Sep (JDH); 2 on 10th Sep (JH); 1 on 15th Sep (JDH); 1 on 27th Sep (JDH);
Turnstone Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 3 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 2 on 12th Sep (JDH); 1 on 19th Sep (JH); Saye Bay: 1 on 7th Sep (PKV/CMV);
Great Skua Chateau a l'Etoc: 2 on 21st Sep (JDH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 26th Sep (JDH); Mannez Lighthouse: 3 on 6th Sep [1 hour seawatch] (PKV/CMV); 5 on 13th Sep (PKV/CMV);
Mediterranean Gull Braye Bay: 6 on 12th Sep (JH); Crabby Bay: 1 on 18th Sep (JH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 1st Sep (JH); 1 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 1 on 4th Sep (JH); 1 on 5th Sep (JH); 5 on 6th Sep (JH); 3 on 12th Sep (JDH); 2 on 14th Sep (JDH); 3 on 15th Sep (JDH); 8 on 16th Sep (JDH); 4 on 18th Sep (JDH); 1 on 20th Sep (JDH); 2 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 3 on 26th Sep (JDH); Mannez Lighthouse: 6 on 6th Sep [1 hour seawatch] (PKV/CMV); 6 on 7th Sep [1 hour] (PKV/CMV); 1 on 17th Sep (TDCE/LC);
Black-headed Gull Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 21 on 1st Sep (JH); 18 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 13 on 4th Sep (JH); 19 on 5th Sep (JH); 6 on 6th Sep (JH); 10 on 8th Sep (JDH); 22 on 10th Sep (JH); 10 on 11th Sep (JDH); 13 on 12th Sep (JDH); 11 on 14th Sep (JDH); 6 on 15th Sep (JDH); 11 on 16th Sep (JDH); 3 on 18th Sep (JDH); 3 on 19th Sep (JH); 4 on 20th Sep (JDH); 10 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 6 on 24th Sep (JDH); 10 on 26th Sep (JDH); 3 on 27th Sep (JDH); 8 on 28th Sep (JDH); 8 on 29th Sep (JDH); Mannez Lighthouse: 10 on 7th Sep [1 hour] (PKV/CMV); Saye Bay: 7 on 7th Sep [1 german ringed] (PKV/CMV);
Lesser Black-backed Gull Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 6 on 1st Sep (JH); 6 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 11 on 4th Sep (JH); 4 on 5th Sep (JH); 6 on 6th Sep (JH); 4 on 10th Sep (JH); 9 on 11th Sep (JDH); 1 on 12th Sep (JDH); 1 on 14th Sep (JDH); 1 on 16th Sep (JDH); 3 on 18th Sep (JDH); 1 on 19th Sep (JH); 1 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 2 on 24th Sep (JDH); 4 on 28th Sep (JDH);
Herring Gull Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 42 on 1st Sep (JH); 44 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 118 on 4th Sep (JH); 78 on 5th Sep (JH); 42 on 6th Sep (JH); 44 on 8th Sep (JDH); 84 on 10th Sep (JH); 59 on 11th Sep (JDH); 64 on 12th Sep (JDH); 24 on 14th Sep (JDH); 35 on 15th Sep (JDH); 46 on 16th Sep (JDH); 44 on 18th Sep (JDH); 62 on 19th Sep (JH); 42 on 20th Sep (JDH); 40 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 32 on 24th Sep (JDH); 21 on 26th Sep (JDH); 21 on 27th Sep (JDH); 31 on 28th Sep (JDH); 26 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Great Black-backed Gull Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 6 on 1st Sep (JH); 8 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 11 on 4th Sep (JH); 9 on 5th Sep (JH); 14 on 6th Sep (JH); 12 on 8th Sep (JDH); 12 on 10th Sep (JH); 9 on 11th Sep (JDH); 14 on 12th Sep (JDH); 10 on 14th Sep (JDH); 9 on 15th Sep (JDH); 10 on 16th Sep (JDH); 10 on 18th Sep (JDH); 6 on 19th Sep (JH); 3 on 20th Sep (JDH); 9 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 10 on 24th Sep (JDH); 6 on 26th Sep (JDH); 7 on 27th Sep (JDH); 8 on 28th Sep (JDH); 9 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Kittiwake Corblets Bay: 2 on 3rd Sep (JH);
Sandwich Tern Braye Bay: 2 on 12th Sep (JH); Corblets Bay: 2 on 17th Sep (JH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 12th Sep (JDH); 10 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 24 on 24th Sep (JDH); 1 on 26th Sep (JDH); 1 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Arctic Tern Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 13 on 24th Sep (JDH);
Feral Pigeon Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 15th Sep (JDH);
Stock Dove Barrackmaster's Lane: 5 on 4th Sep (PKV/CMV); 1 on 5th Sep (PKV/CMV); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 18th Sep (JDH);
Woodpigeon Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 15 on 1st Sep (JH); 12 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 15 on 4th Sep (JH); 21 on 5th Sep (JH); 26 on 6th Sep (JH); 15 on 8th Sep (JDH); 11 on 10th Sep (JH); 22 on 11th Sep (JDH); 5 on 12th Sep (JDH); 6 on 14th Sep (JDH); 7 on 15th Sep (JDH); 18 on 16th Sep (JDH); 20 on 18th Sep (JDH); 17 on 19th Sep (JH); 24 on 20th Sep (JDH); 10 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 31 on 24th Sep (JDH); 29 on 26th Sep (JDH); 20 on 27th Sep (JDH); 22 on 28th Sep (JDH); 21 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Collared Dove Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 1 on 4th Sep (JH); 1 on 6th Sep (JH); 1 on 8th Sep (JDH); 1 on 15th Sep (JDH); 2 on 24th Sep (JDH); 1 on 27th Sep (JDH);
Swift Barrackmaster's Lane: 4 on 1st Sep (PKV/CMV); 5 on 2nd Sep (PKV/CMV); St Anne: 5 on 2nd Sep (PKV/CMV);
Kingfisher Corbletts Quarry, Alderney: 1 on 17th Sep (JH); 1 on 18th Sep (TDCE/LC); Longis Pond: 1 on 2nd Sep (JDH); 1 on 18th Sep (JH); 1 on 25th Sep [Roosting] (JDH/JH);
Wryneck Alderney golf course: 1 on 7th Sep [Seen taken by a Sparrowhawk!] (JDH); Essex Farm: 1 on 2nd Sep [John Wier] (JW); 1 on 4th Sep [ringed] (JH); 1 on 5th Sep [ringed] (JH); 1 on 7th Sep (JH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 8th Sep (JDH); 1 on 19th Sep (JH);
Great Spotted Woodpecker Barrackmaster's Lane: 1 on 12th Sep [male ringed] (PKV/CMV); 1 on 14th Sep [male ringed] (PKV/CMV); 1 on 20th Sep (PKV/CMV); Essex Farm: 1 on 10th Sep (JH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 4th Sep (JH); Val de la Bonne Terre: 1 on 17th Sep (PKV/CMV);
Sand Martin Barrackmaster's Lane: 22 on 2nd Sep (PKV/CMV); Corbletts Quarry, Alderney: 2 on 18th Sep (TDCE/LC); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 3 on 4th Sep (JH); 1 on 8th Sep (JDH); 1 on 11th Sep (JDH); 1 on 12th Sep (JDH);
Swallow Barrackmaster's Lane: 305 on 1st Sep (PKV/CMV); 474 on 2nd Sep (PKV/CMV); 53 on 11th Sep (PKV/CMV); Corblets Bay: 500 on 27th Sep (PKV/CMV); Giffoine: 10+ on 26th Sep (SAR); 10+ on 27th Sep (SAR); Impot Fields, Alderney: 30+ on 27th Sep [drinking in pools in field] (SAR); Longis Common: 100 on 3rd Sep (JH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 70 on 1st Sep (JH); 73 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 26 on 4th Sep (JH); 23 on 5th Sep (JH); 24 on 6th Sep (JH); 23 on 8th Sep (JDH); 50 on 10th Sep (JH); 16 on 11th Sep (JDH); 31 on 12th Sep (JDH); 32 on 14th Sep (JDH); 21 on 15th Sep (JDH); 27 on 16th Sep (JDH); 21 on 18th Sep (JDH); 44 on 19th Sep (JH); 12 on 20th Sep (JDH); 7 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 35 on 24th Sep (JDH); 17 on 26th Sep (JDH); 13 on 27th Sep (JDH); 8 on 28th Sep (JDH); 17 on 29th Sep (JDH); Saye Bay: 6 on 7th Sep (PKV/CMV); St Anne: 257 on 2nd Sep (PKV/CMV);
House Martin Barrackmaster's Lane: 26 on 2nd Sep (PKV/CMV); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 5 on 1st Sep (JH); 8 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 1 on 4th Sep (JH); 3 on 5th Sep (JH); 6 on 10th Sep (JH); 5 on 14th Sep (JDH); 2 on 15th Sep (JDH); 3 on 24th Sep (JDH); St Anne: 14 on 2nd Sep (PKV/CMV);
Tree Pipit Longis Common: 2 on 3rd Sep (JDH); 3 on 7th Sep [Calling over head] (JDH); 3 on 9th Sep [Over flew.] (JDH); 2 on 13th Sep [Over flew.] (JDH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 3 on 4th Sep (JH); 1 on 5th Sep (JH); 6 on 6th Sep (JH);
Meadow Pipit Impot Fields, Alderney: 5+ on 27th Sep (SAR); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 8 on 1st Sep (JH); 2 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 39 on 4th Sep (JH); 51 on 5th Sep (JH); 50 on 6th Sep (JH); 43 on 8th Sep (JDH); 63 on 10th Sep (JH); 11 on 11th Sep (JDH); 49 on 12th Sep (JDH); 20 on 14th Sep (JDH); 36 on 15th Sep (JDH); 75 on 16th Sep (JDH); 23 on 18th Sep (JDH); 40 on 19th Sep (JH); 49 on 20th Sep (JDH); 51 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 84 on 24th Sep (JDH); 22 on 26th Sep (JDH); 44 on 27th Sep (JDH); 39 on 28th Sep (JDH); 84 on 29th Sep (JDH); Platte Saline: 5 on 25th Sep (SAR); Tourgis Hill: 20+ on 26th Sep (SAR); 15+ on 27th Sep (SAR); Whitegates, Alderney: 40 on 7th Sep (JH); 5+ on 27th Sep (SAR);
Rock Pipit Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 1st Sep (JH); 2 on 4th Sep (JH); 3 on 5th Sep (JH); 1 on 6th Sep (JH); 12 on 8th Sep (JDH); 22 on 10th Sep (JH); 26 on 11th Sep (JDH); 12 on 12th Sep (JDH); 5 on 14th Sep (JDH); 6 on 15th Sep (JDH); 4 on 16th Sep (JDH); 4 on 18th Sep (JDH); 5 on 19th Sep (JH); 4 on 20th Sep (JDH); 2 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 24 on 24th Sep (JDH); 1 on 26th Sep (JDH); 19 on 27th Sep (JDH); 10 on 28th Sep (JDH); 11 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Yellow Wagtail Barrackmaster's Lane: 1 on 1st Sep (PKV/CMV); 2 on 2nd Sep (PKV/CMV); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 1st Sep (JH); 2 on 4th Sep (JH); 5 on 5th Sep (JH); 1 on 6th Sep (JH); 1 on 8th Sep (JDH); 1 on 10th Sep (JH); 1 on 14th Sep (JDH);
Grey Wagtail Barrackmaster's Lane: 1 on 27th Sep (PKV/CMV); 1 on 29th Sep (PKV/CMV);
Pied/White Wagtail Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 1st Sep (JH); 4 on 4th Sep (JH); 10 on 5th Sep (JH); 6 on 6th Sep (JH); 5 on 8th Sep (JDH); 4 on 10th Sep (JH); 3 on 11th Sep (JDH); 3 on 12th Sep (JDH); 1 on 15th Sep (JDH); 2 on 16th Sep (JDH); 3 on 18th Sep (JDH); 5 on 19th Sep (JH); 2 on 20th Sep (JDH); 8 on 24th Sep (JDH); 4 on 27th Sep (JDH); 11 on 28th Sep (JDH); 5 on 29th Sep (JDH); Platte Saline: 3 on 24th Sep (SAR); 3 on 25th Sep (SAR); Tourgis Hill: 3 on 27th Sep (SAR); 15 on 29th Sep (PKV/CMV);
White Wagtail (alba) Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 19th Sep (JH); 3 on 24th Sep (JDH); 4 on 27th Sep (JDH); 3 on 28th Sep (JDH);
Pied Wagtail (yarrellii) Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 28th Sep (JDH);
Bottle-nosed Dolphin Platte Saline: 20 on 20th Sep (JH/LC);
Wren Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 14 on 1st Sep (JH); 2 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 19 on 4th Sep (JH); 13 on 5th Sep (JH); 16 on 6th Sep (JH); 19 on 8th Sep (JDH); 12 on 10th Sep (JH); 9 on 11th Sep (JDH); 13 on 12th Sep (JDH); 17 on 14th Sep (JDH); 12 on 15th Sep (JDH); 9 on 16th Sep (JDH); 9 on 18th Sep (JDH); 10 on 19th Sep (JH); 12 on 20th Sep (JDH); 6 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 20 on 24th Sep (JDH); 6 on 26th Sep (JDH); 15 on 27th Sep (JDH); 9 on 28th Sep (JDH); 13 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Dunnock Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 5 on 1st Sep (JH); 2 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 6 on 4th Sep (JH); 10 on 5th Sep (JH); 15 on 6th Sep (JH); 15 on 8th Sep (JDH); 12 on 10th Sep (JH); 6 on 11th Sep (JDH); 10 on 12th Sep (JDH); 7 on 14th Sep (JDH); 5 on 15th Sep (JDH); 11 on 16th Sep (JDH); 7 on 18th Sep (JDH); 7 on 19th Sep (JH); 9 on 20th Sep (JDH); 7 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 21 on 24th Sep (JDH); 4 on 26th Sep (JDH); 17 on 27th Sep (JDH); 6 on 28th Sep (JDH); 10 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Robin Giffoine: 2 on 27th Sep (SAR); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 3 on 1st Sep (JH); 1 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 11 on 4th Sep (JH); 7 on 5th Sep (JH); 11 on 6th Sep (JH); 18 on 8th Sep (JDH); 13 on 10th Sep (JH); 9 on 11th Sep (JDH); 9 on 12th Sep (JDH); 12 on 14th Sep (JDH); 14 on 15th Sep (JDH); 16 on 16th Sep (JDH); 11 on 18th Sep (JDH); 13 on 19th Sep (JH); 22 on 20th Sep (JDH); 2 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 22 on 24th Sep (JDH); 14 on 26th Sep (JDH); 28 on 27th Sep (JDH); 10 on 28th Sep (JDH); 18 on 29th Sep (JDH); Mannez Garenne: 1 on 27th Sep (SAR); The Nunnery, Alderney: 1 on 27th Sep (SAR);
Black Redstart The Nunnery, Alderney: 1 on 30th Sep (JDH);
Redstart Barrackmaster's Lane: 1 on 14th Sep (PKV/CMV); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 4th Sep (JH); 1 on 6th Sep (JH); 2 on 28th Sep (JDH); Mannez Quarry: 1 on 26th Sep [Caught and ringed.] (JDH); 1 on 30th Sep (JH);
Whinchat Longis Common: 1 on 13th Sep (JH); 1 on 29th Sep (PKV/CMV); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 7 on 1st Sep (JH); 2 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 12 on 4th Sep (JH); 6 on 5th Sep (JH); 3 on 6th Sep (JH); 1 on 8th Sep (JDH); 1 on 10th Sep (JH); 1 on 14th Sep (JDH); 3 on 18th Sep (JDH); Mannez Quarry: 2 on 2nd Sep (JH);
Stonechat Alderney Airport: 1 on 24th Sep [F] (SAR); 1 on 26th Sep (SAR); Longis Common: 2 on 29th Sep (PKV/CMV); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 8 on 1st Sep (JH); 9 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 11 on 4th Sep (JH); 14 on 5th Sep (JH); 11 on 6th Sep (JH); 13 on 8th Sep (JDH); 15 on 10th Sep (JH); 7 on 11th Sep (JDH); 6 on 12th Sep (JDH); 11 on 14th Sep (JDH); 12 on 15th Sep (JDH); 7 on 16th Sep (JDH); 12 on 18th Sep (JDH); 7 on 19th Sep (JH); 10 on 20th Sep (JDH); 2 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 10 on 24th Sep (JDH); 11 on 26th Sep (JDH); 9 on 27th Sep (JDH); 7 on 28th Sep (JDH); 12 on 29th Sep (JDH); Mannez Garenne: 1 on 26th Sep (SAR); 1 on 27th Sep (SAR); Saye Bay: 7 on 7th Sep (PKV/CMV);
Wheatear Alderney golf course: 1 on 3rd Sep (JDH); Braye Bay: 2 on 5th Sep (PKV/CMV); Essex Hill: 5 on 5th Sep (PKV/CMV); Giffoine: 35 on 13th Sep (JH); 1 on 27th Sep (SAR); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 1st Sep (JH); 3 on 4th Sep (JH); 5 on 5th Sep (JH); 7 on 6th Sep (JH); 8 on 8th Sep (JDH); 4 on 10th Sep (JH); 3 on 11th Sep (JDH); 1 on 12th Sep (JDH); 4 on 14th Sep (JDH); 11 on 15th Sep (JDH); 11 on 16th Sep (JDH); 2 on 18th Sep (JDH); 4 on 19th Sep (JH); 3 on 20th Sep (JDH); 11 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 8 on 24th Sep (JDH); 9 on 26th Sep (JDH); 6 on 27th Sep (JDH); 2 on 28th Sep (JDH); 2 on 29th Sep (JDH); Tourgis Hill: 2 on 5th Sep (JH);
Wheatear (Greenland) Giffoine: 1 on 13th Sep (JH);
Ring Ouzel Barrackmaster's Lane: 1 on 29th Sep (PKV/CMV);
Blackbird Giffoine: 2 on 26th Sep (SAR); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 1st Sep (JH); 3 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 10 on 4th Sep (JH); 7 on 5th Sep (JH); 10 on 6th Sep (JH); 13 on 8th Sep (JDH); 11 on 10th Sep (JH); 5 on 11th Sep (JDH); 5 on 12th Sep (JDH); 11 on 14th Sep (JDH); 6 on 15th Sep (JDH); 8 on 16th Sep (JDH); 6 on 18th Sep (JDH); 1 on 19th Sep (JH); 9 on 20th Sep (JDH); 2 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 10 on 24th Sep (JDH); 4 on 26th Sep (JDH); 9 on 27th Sep (JDH); 3 on 28th Sep (JDH); 7 on 29th Sep (JDH); Mannez Garenne: 2 on 26th Sep (SAR);
Song Thrush Giffoine: 3 on 26th Sep (SAR); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 4th Sep (JH); 3 on 5th Sep (JH); 2 on 8th Sep (JDH); 1 on 12th Sep (JDH); 1 on 14th Sep (JDH); 2 on 20th Sep (JDH); 1 on 24th Sep (JDH); 3 on 26th Sep (JDH); 4 on 27th Sep (JDH); 3 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Cetti's Warbler Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Grasshopper Warbler Mannez Quarry: 1 on 30th Sep (JH);
Sedge Warbler Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 5th Sep (JH); 1 on 28th Sep (JDH); 1 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Reed Warbler Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 1st Sep (JH); 4 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 2 on 4th Sep (JH); 1 on 5th Sep (JH); 1 on 6th Sep (JH); 2 on 26th Sep (JDH); 1 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Icterine Warbler Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 4th Sep (JH);
Whitethroat Longis Common: 1 on 16th Sep (JH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 6 on 1st Sep (JH); 7 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 10 on 4th Sep (JH); 5 on 5th Sep (JH); 7 on 8th Sep (JDH); 2 on 14th Sep (JDH); 2 on 15th Sep (JDH); 1 on 16th Sep (JDH); 1 on 19th Sep (JH);
Garden Warbler Essex Farm: 1 on 10th Sep [ringed] (JH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 1 on 8th Sep (JDH); Longis Pond: 1 on 4th Sep (JDH);
Blackcap Barrackmaster's Lane: 2 on 4th Sep (PKV/CMV); 2 on 14th Sep (PKV/CMV); 5 on 29th Sep (PKV/CMV); 3 on 30th Sep (PKV/CMV); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 1st Sep (JH); 4 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 3 on 4th Sep (JH); 4 on 6th Sep (JH); 7 on 8th Sep (JDH); 1 on 10th Sep (JH); 8 on 14th Sep (JDH); 11 on 15th Sep (JDH); 4 on 16th Sep (JDH); 2 on 18th Sep (JDH); 4 on 19th Sep (JH); 2 on 20th Sep (JDH); 7 on 24th Sep (JDH); 5 on 26th Sep (JDH); 11 on 27th Sep (JDH); 1 on 28th Sep (JDH); 2 on 29th Sep (JDH); Val de la Bonne Terre: 12 on 17th Sep (PKV/CMV);
Yellow-browed Warbler Barrackmaster's Lane: 1 on 29th Sep [ringed in garden] (PKV/CMV);
Chiffchaff Barrackmaster's Lane: 1 on 14th Sep (PKV/CMV); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 1st Sep (JH); 4 on 4th Sep (JH); 2 on 5th Sep (JH); 5 on 6th Sep (JH); 7 on 8th Sep (JDH); 6 on 10th Sep (JH); 3 on 11th Sep (JDH); 3 on 12th Sep (JDH); 12 on 14th Sep (JDH); 7 on 15th Sep (JDH); 9 on 16th Sep (JDH); 5 on 18th Sep (JDH); 4 on 19th Sep (JH); 5 on 20th Sep (JDH); 2 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 4 on 24th Sep (JDH); 6 on 26th Sep (JDH); 5 on 27th Sep (JDH); 2 on 28th Sep (JDH); 1 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Willow Warbler Barrackmaster's Lane: 2 on 4th Sep (PKV/CMV); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 1st Sep (JH); 1 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 4 on 5th Sep (JH); 4 on 6th Sep (JH); 3 on 8th Sep (JDH); 8 on 10th Sep (JH); 1 on 12th Sep (JDH); 1 on 14th Sep (JDH); 1 on 15th Sep (JDH);
Goldcrest Val de la Bonne Terre: 2 on 17th Sep (PKV/CMV);
Firecrest Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 6th Sep (JDH); 1 on 14th Sep (JDH); 3 on 16th Sep (JDH); 1 on 20th Sep (JDH); 2 on 24th Sep (JDH); 1 on 26th Sep (JDH); 1 on 27th Sep (JDH); 1 on 29th Sep (JDH); Mannez Quarry: 3 on 17th Sep [(2 Ringed)] (JH); 1 on 30th Sep (JH);
Spotted Flycatcher Barrackmaster's Lane: 1 on 4th Sep (PKV/CMV); 1 on 13th Sep (PKV/CMV); 1 on 14th Sep (PKV/CMV); 1 on 29th Sep (PKV/CMV); Essex Farm: 2 on 4th Sep (ABO ); 1 on 13th Sep (JH); Longis Common: 2 on 3rd Sep (JDH); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 2 on 4th Sep (JH); 1 on 5th Sep (JH); 1 on 8th Sep (JDH); 1 on 11th Sep (JDH); Longis Pond: 1 on 4th Sep (JDH); St Anne's allotments, Alderney: 2 on 15th Sep (JH);
Pied Flycatcher Barrackmaster's Lane: 1 on 4th Sep (PKV/CMV); Fort Houmet Herbe: 1 on 2nd Sep (JH); Longis Pond: 1 on 15th Sep (JH); Mannez Garenne: 1 on 17th Sep (TDCE/LC);
Long-tailed Tit Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 3 on 8th Sep (JDH); 6 on 14th Sep (JDH); 2 on 16th Sep (JDH); 1 on 19th Sep (JH); 2 on 20th Sep (JDH); 2 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 1 on 24th Sep (JDH); 8 on 28th Sep (JDH); Val de la Bonne Terre: 5 on 17th Sep (PKV/CMV);
Blue Tit Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 4 on 4th Sep (JH); 2 on 6th Sep (JH); 7 on 8th Sep (JDH); 3 on 10th Sep (JH); 1 on 11th Sep (JDH); 1 on 12th Sep (JDH); 9 on 14th Sep (JDH); 1 on 15th Sep (JDH); 3 on 16th Sep (JDH); 1 on 18th Sep (JDH); 1 on 19th Sep (JH); 2 on 20th Sep (JDH); 1 on 24th Sep (JDH); 1 on 26th Sep (JDH); 1 on 27th Sep (JDH); 2 on 29th Sep (JDH); Mannez Garenne: 5 on 26th Sep (SAR); 2 on 27th Sep (SAR);
Great Tit Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 5 on 1st Sep (JH); 2 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 12 on 4th Sep (JH); 6 on 5th Sep (JH); 8 on 6th Sep (JH); 19 on 8th Sep (JDH); 8 on 10th Sep (JH); 8 on 11th Sep (JDH); 6 on 12th Sep (JDH); 19 on 14th Sep (JDH); 13 on 15th Sep (JDH); 7 on 16th Sep (JDH); 9 on 18th Sep (JDH); 9 on 19th Sep (JH); 14 on 20th Sep (JDH); 4 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 11 on 24th Sep (JDH); 7 on 26th Sep (JDH); 11 on 27th Sep (JDH); 6 on 28th Sep (JDH); 11 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Jackdaw Giffoine: 28 on 19th Sep (JH);
Carrion Crow Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 28 on 1st Sep (JH); 41 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 32 on 4th Sep (JH); 40 on 5th Sep (JH); 25 on 6th Sep (JH); 21 on 8th Sep (JDH); 52 on 10th Sep (JH); 19 on 11th Sep (JDH); 35 on 12th Sep (JDH); 40 on 14th Sep (JDH); 48 on 15th Sep (JDH); 55 on 16th Sep (JDH); 39 on 18th Sep (JDH); 23 on 19th Sep (JH); 31 on 20th Sep (JDH); 31 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 37 on 24th Sep (JDH); 33 on 26th Sep (JDH); 49 on 27th Sep (JDH); 24 on 28th Sep (JDH); 44 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Raven Barrackmaster's Lane: 5 on 2nd Sep (PKV/CMV); 5 on 5th Sep (PKV/CMV); 2 on 29th Sep (PKV/CMV); Essex Hill: 7 on 12th Sep (PKV/CMV); 7 on 13th Sep (PKV/CMV); Giffoine: 2 on 11th Sep (PKV/CMV); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 1st Sep (JH); 5 on 4th Sep (JH); 5 on 5th Sep (JH); 3 on 6th Sep (JH); 5 on 8th Sep (JDH); 3 on 10th Sep (JH); 5 on 11th Sep (JDH); 5 on 12th Sep (JDH); 2 on 14th Sep (JDH); 2 on 15th Sep (JDH); 2 on 16th Sep (JDH); 5 on 18th Sep (JDH); 5 on 19th Sep (JH); 3 on 20th Sep (JDH); 3 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 6 on 24th Sep (JDH); 5 on 28th Sep (JDH); 1 on 29th Sep (JDH); Saye Bay: 4 on 7th Sep (PKV/CMV); St Anne: 3 on 2nd Sep (PKV/CMV);
Starling Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 3 on 27th Sep (JDH);
House Sparrow Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 2 on 1st Sep (JH); 6 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 11 on 4th Sep (JH); 1 on 5th Sep (JH); 16 on 6th Sep (JH); 12 on 8th Sep (JDH); 1 on 10th Sep (JH); 3 on 11th Sep (JDH); 5 on 12th Sep (JDH); 22 on 14th Sep (JDH); 4 on 15th Sep (JDH); 3 on 16th Sep (JDH); 3 on 18th Sep (JDH); 3 on 19th Sep (JH); 4 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 4 on 24th Sep (JDH); 1 on 26th Sep (JDH); 12 on 27th Sep (JDH); 2 on 28th Sep (JDH); 4 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Chaffinch Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 4th Sep (JH); 1 on 5th Sep (JH); 1 on 6th Sep (JH); 2 on 8th Sep (JDH); 1 on 14th Sep (JDH); 6 on 16th Sep (JDH); 9 on 18th Sep (JDH); 21 on 19th Sep (JH); 14 on 20th Sep (JDH); 9 on 24th Sep (JDH); 3 on 26th Sep (JDH); 32 on 27th Sep (JDH); 4 on 28th Sep (JDH); 31 on 29th Sep (JDH);
Greenfinch Corbletts Quarry, Alderney: 25 on 18th Sep (TDCE/LC); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 36 on 1st Sep (JH); 34 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 94 on 4th Sep (JH); 99 on 5th Sep (JH); 73 on 6th Sep (JH); 95 on 8th Sep (JDH); 90 on 10th Sep (JH); 81 on 11th Sep (JDH); 18 on 12th Sep (JDH); 86 on 14th Sep (JDH); 76 on 15th Sep (JDH); 103 on 16th Sep (JDH); 90 on 18th Sep (JDH); 66 on 19th Sep (JH); 77 on 20th Sep (JDH); 29 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 93 on 24th Sep (JDH); 72 on 26th Sep (JDH); 118 on 27th Sep (JDH); 83 on 28th Sep (JDH); 73 on 29th Sep (JDH); Saye Bay: 6 on 7th Sep (PKV/CMV); Saye Farm (Campsite), Alderney: 15+ on 27th Sep (SAR);
Goldfinch Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 1st Sep (JH); 8 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 9 on 4th Sep (JH); 6 on 5th Sep (JH); 4 on 6th Sep (JH); 12 on 8th Sep (JDH); 30 on 10th Sep (JH); 12 on 11th Sep (JDH); 34 on 12th Sep (JDH); 11 on 14th Sep (JDH); 1 on 15th Sep (JDH); 7 on 16th Sep (JDH); 6 on 18th Sep (JDH); 7 on 19th Sep (JH); 7 on 20th Sep (JDH); 36 on 24th Sep (JDH); 8 on 26th Sep (JDH); 39 on 27th Sep (JDH); 18 on 28th Sep (JDH); 13 on 29th Sep (JDH); Mannez Garenne: 1 on 27th Sep (SAR);
Linnet Giffoine: 83 on 11th Sep (PKV/CMV); Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 4 on 1st Sep (JH); 4 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 2 on 4th Sep (JH); 35 on 5th Sep (JH); 45 on 6th Sep (JH); 26 on 8th Sep (JDH); 63 on 10th Sep (JH); 14 on 11th Sep (JDH); 49 on 12th Sep (JDH); 10 on 14th Sep (JDH); 20 on 15th Sep (JDH); 28 on 16th Sep (JDH); 43 on 18th Sep (JDH); 58 on 19th Sep (JH); 19 on 20th Sep (JDH); 4 on 23rd Sep (JDH); 11 on 26th Sep (JDH); 43 on 27th Sep (JDH); 4 on 28th Sep (JDH); 12 on 29th Sep (JDH); Mannez Lighthouse: 31 on 6th Sep [1 hour seawatch] (PKV/CMV); 5 on 7th Sep [1 hour] (PKV/CMV);
Grey Seal Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 1 on 3rd Sep (JH/DH); 2 on 11th Sep (JDH); 1 on 16th Sep (JDH); 1 on 20th Sep (JDH); 1 on 23rd Sep (JDH);
Painted Lady Mannez Quarry: 1 on 17th Sep (JH);
Clouded Yellow Fort Albert: 2 on 29th Sep (JH); Longis Pond: 1 on 17th Sep (JH); Vallee des Trois Vaux: 1 on 13th Sep (JH);
Small Copper Longis Common - ABO Daily Census: 3 on 24th Sep (JDH);


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