Saturday (18/11)
Wigeon – 5 on the Great Pool, Tresco.
Pintail – 5on the Great Pool, Tresco.
Pochard – 5 on the Great Pool, Tresco.
Spoonbill – 1 flew north over Hugh Town.
Waxwing – 1 an injured bird was at Higher Town, St. Martin’s.
Woodlark – 1 in fields between Bordeaux Pottery and the Mainland Marketing Shed.
Merlin – 1 over Buzza,
Great Spotted Woodpecker– 1 in Well Cover, Tresco.
Woodcock – 1 on Tremelethen Farm.
Mediterranean Gull – 3 adults at Porth Cressa.
Swallow – 4 at Little Porth.
Firecrest – 1 in Carreg Dhu Gardens.
Redwing – 50 at Longstone and 17 on Peninnis.
Black Redstart – 1 at Little Porth.
Siskin – 20 at Porth Hellick House and 5 on Abbey Drive, Tresco.
Sunday (19/11)
Ring-billed Gull – A 1st-winter bird was at Tregear Porth just southeast of Watermill Cove (photo).
Oystercatcher – A putative bird of the Siberiansubspecies, longipes was at Little Porth (photo).
Great Northern Diver – 1 by Hats Buoy.
Merlin – 1 at Longstone
Firecrest – 2 in Carreg Dhu Gardens and 1 at the Rosehill end of :Lower Moors.
Grey Wagtail – 1 in the Standing Stones Field/.
Monday (20/11)
Cape May Warbler – The first-winter female was still feeding in bushes and on rocks in Green Bay Beach, below the track to Veronica Farm, Bryher.
Pintail – 5 on the Great Pool, Tresco.
Pochard – 3 drakes on Abbey Pool, Tresco.
Sanderling – 90+ on Porthloo Beach.
Swallow – 2 at Porthloo.
Tuesday (21/11)
Cape May Warbler – The first-winter female was still feeding in bushes and on rocks in Green Bay Beach, below the track to Veronica Farm, Bryher.
Oystercatcher – The putative Siberian subspecieswas still at Little Porth.
Woodcock – 1 on Tremelethen Farm.
Little Egret – 4 on Tresco.
Short-eared Owl – 1 Porth Hellick Down.
Merlin – 1 Little Porth and 1 at Longstone.
Swallow – 2 Little Porth.
Cetti’s Warbler – 1 Higher Moors.
Firecrest – 1 Porth Hellick Down.
Redwing – 22 Holy Vale.
Reed Bunting –1 on Carn Friars Farm.
Wednesday (22/11)
Cape May Warbler – The first-winter female was still feeding in bushes and on rocks in Green Bay Beach, below the track to Veronica Farm, Bryher.
Oystercatcher – The putative Siberian subspecieswas still at Little Porth.
Great northern Diver – 4 between Green Bay, Bryher and Tresco.
Lapwing – 2 flew from Peninnis to the airfield.
Short-eared Owl – 1 on the track to Cromwell Castle, Tresco.
Swallow – 3 flew in from the sea at Porthloo.
Cetti’s Warbler – 1 trapped at Porth Hellick Ringing Station.
Black Redstart – 1 at Bant’s Carn and 1 around the old school building at Carn Thomas.
Thursday (23/11)
Cape May Warbler – The first-winter female was still feeding in bushes and on rocks along Green Bay Beach, Bryher.
Great Shearwater – 2 in a feeding frenzy between Watermill and Pelistry.
Great Northern Diver – 3 on the sea off Pelistry and 1 close inshore between the quays on Bryher.
Little Egret – 1 on Lower Moors Pool
Wigeon – 5 on Tresco.
Waxwing – 2 on the track 100 yards north of Olivia’s Kitchen, Bryher.
Siberian Lesser Whitethroat – A “possible” blythi was behind Tregarthen’s Hotel, Hugh Town.
Black Redstart – 1 at Little Porth and a male on Pelistry Beach.
Friday (24/11)
Cape May Warbler – The first-winter female was still feeding in bushes and on rocks along Green Bay Beach, Bryher.
Great Northern Diver – 4 from the interisland boat between St. Mary’s and Bryher
Grey Plover – 1` flew over Green Bay, Bryher.
Black Redstart – 1 by the airport terminal building.
