BIRD REPORTS

St. Mary’s – The only reports were the Blue-winged Teal still in Lower Moors, seen from the ISBG hide, a first-winter drake Eider in Porth Mellon and a Yellow-browed Warbler between Porthloo and Juliet’s Garden.

St. Mary’s – The 3 Iceland Gulls were still in the Porthloo/Porth Mellon/Dump area. Samson – 3 Spoonbills

St. Mary’s – The 3 Iceland Gulls were still in the Porthloo/Porth Mellon/Dump area and a Black Redstart was on Old Town Beach

St. Mary’s – In Lower Moors the Blue-winged Teal was still on Shooters’ Pool, the Jack snipe was again viewable from the ISBG hide and a Firecrest was near the Hilda Quick hide. The 2 Pink-footed Geese were still in fields at Mount Todden Farm, 2 Woodcocks were at Porth Read more…

St. Mary’s – In Lower Moors the Blue-winged Teal was still on Shooter’s Pool and nearby there was a Yellow-browed Warbler. 3 Iceland Gulls (2 second-winters and a juvenile) were in the Porthloo/Porth Mellon Dump area and the first winter drake Common Eider was still in Porth Mellon. Tresco – Read more…

St. Mary’s – A Jack Snipe was in Lower Moors and an Iceland Gull was on Newford Island, Porthloo. Tresco – 9 Dark-bellied Brent Geese were in Pentle Bay. Samson – 3 Spoonbills and 6 Purple Sandpipers were east of Samson on Green Island.

St. Mary’s – In Lower Moors the Blue-winged Teal was on Shooters’ Pool and a Jack Snipe was showing from the ISBG hide. 3 Iceland Gulls were on the municipal dump, a Black Redstart was at Porthcressa and the 2 Pink-footed Geese were still at Mount Todden Farm. Samson – Read more…

St. Mary’s – The Blue-winged Teal was still on Shooters’ Pool, Lower Moors and a second-winter Iceland Gull was on Newford Island, Porthloo. 2 Black Redstarts were at Little Porth and another was on Old Town Beach. Great Spotted Woodpecker was in Holy Vale. Samson – 3 Spoonbills.

St. Mary’s – The Blue-winged Teal was still on Shooters’ Pool, Lower Moors and a second-winter Iceland Gull was on Taylor’s Island, Porthloo. A Redwing was in Lower Moors.

St. Mary’s – the 3 Iceland Gulls were still moving between , Porthloo, Porth Mellon & the Dump. A Jack Snipe was on Lower Moors, where there was also a Short-eared Owl which then flew off over the airfield. A fine male Black Redstart was at Little Porth and a Read more…