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March 3rd, 8.05am.
Northern Regions 2954 & 2955 are now approaching the Western Limb and have accompanying faculae.
Southern Region has developed several spots overnight and they form a line of considerable length.
The Sun was again 'boiling' today, so I could not see fine detail.
An aside for bird lovers: They were a number of tiny birds (probably white-crested swallows) that were visible for many seconds as they flew at a great height in front of the Sun. At one stage, I counted six that were visible for about five seconds. I have never previously seen more than one bird flying across the Sun.
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