Category Archives: ISBG News
WELCOME to the Isles of Scilly Bird Group Website
This is the official website of the ISBG. The website is updated on a regular basis with bird sightings from across the islands. Please use the contact form to send us any of your sightings, trip reports, articles queries etc.
Isles of Scilly Bird and Natural History Review 2011
NOW ON SALE AT THE OCTOBER BIRD LOG!! (£12.00)
Changes at ISBG
The Isles of Scilly Bird Group is pleased to announce that Paul Sterry has taken on the responsibility of editor of the annual Review. The design and layout of the Review will be handled by David Price-Goodfellow of D&N Publishing; … Continue reading
October Bird Log and Trails
The bird log will again be held in the Scillonian Club from Monday October 3 to Friday October 28. The usual temporary trails will be open in October these are: Peninnis Farm Trail which runs from half way down King … Continue reading
The Scilly List Moves on to a Mammoth 435 !
In 2010 there was one new species White-throated Sparrow which made it 433. But now the BOURC have come along and added two more:- Siberian Stonechat & Hudsonian Whimbrel. In their latest press release the following splits have been recommended: … Continue reading
Follow the ISBG on Facebook
For those of you that are Facebook users, we now have an ISBG page to compliment our own website. Follow the link below: ISBG on Facebook
Saturday 22nd January 2011 IoS Bird Reports
St. Mary’s – A Mistle Thrush in fields above Holy Vale, a drake Pintail and a pair of Wigeon on Porth Hellick Pool and 25+ Chiffchaffs at Porthloo. Samson – 2 Spoonbills
October Gallery updates
The 2010 bird gallery has recently been updated with some images of the bird highlights so far of the Scilly season. Click on the Galleries link at the top of the page to view shots of Black-eared Wheatear, Pied Wheatear, American … Continue reading
October Bird Log and Open Trails
The bird log will again be held in the Scillonian Club from Monday October 4 to Friday October 29. The usual temporary trails will be open in October these are: Peninnis Farm Trail – which runs from half way down … Continue reading