Overnight at Littleferry, in the morning the large raft of Long-tailed Ducks were just offshore and the Eider flock on the sandbank at the mouth of Loch Fleet, with it was the male King Eider, which was closer than yesterday and seen for much longer. We travelled north to Golspie, where on the beach were two Glaucous Gulls, an adult and an immature. We met up with Barry Goater and his friends, who the previous evening had found a male Pine Bunting amongst the finch and bunting flock that were feeding in the grass and bushes behind a row of cottages at the edge of the beach. This stunning bird, only the 5th British record, stayed with the main flock of around 150 birds, which was maded up of Twite, Lesser Redpolls, Greenfinches, Chaffinches, Bramblings, Yellowhammers, 4 Reed Buntings, a Common Redpoll and a Chiffchaff. The flock, with the Pine Bunting, was present in the morning, but flew out of the village when they were disturbed, and only returned late afternoon.