St. Mary’s – The male Marsh Harrier, a Common Sandpiper, a Garden Warbler and a Golden Oriole were all in the Porth Hellick area. The female Woodchat Shrike was still on the coastal path between Pelistry & Mount Todden and Read more…
St. Mary’s – The a Montagu’s Harrier was seen in the morning over Content & Pungies Lane and in the afternoon it was over Hugh Town been mobbed by Carrion Crows before flying towards St. Agnes. The Lesser Redpoll was Read more…
St. Mary’s – A male Marsh Harrier was roaming the island, a first-summer male Montagu’s Harrier was seen over Porth Hellick Down and Pungies Lane, a Grasshopper Warbler was at High Moors and 2 Tufted Ducks were on the small Read more…
St. Mary’s – The female Woodchat Shrike was still at Pelistry Cove and 2 Common Swifts were over the Garrison
St. Mary’s – Single Lesser Redpolls were seen in lower Moors and in a garden at Holy Vale. St. Martin’s – An Osprey. St. Agnes – 10 Whimbrels. Western Rocks – 20+ Purple Sandpipers. Bishop Rock – The boat Read more…
St. Mary’s – A Cuckoo was at Old Town. Tresco – A Common Buzzard and an Eider. St. Agnes – A Grasshopper Warbler was at Troy Town. St. Martin’s – A Short-eared Owl. At sea – 6 Great Northern Divers Read more…
St. Mary’s – The Pallid Swift was over Watermill Cove at 08:30 a.m. and an unidentified Kite sp. was seen over Pelistry. St. Agnes – The first Spotted Flycatcher of the year, a Siskin and the Pallid Swift continued its Read more…
St. Mary’s – The Pallid Swift was over the end of Peninnis in the afternoon, a Green Sandpiper was at Old Town and a male Golden Oriole flew over Telegraph Lane into the picnic area at the junction of Telegraph Read more…
St. Mary’s – 2 Lesser Redpolls were on Porth Hellick Loop, a Common Whitethroat was at Carn Friars Farm and 2 Common Terns were in St. Mary’s Harbour. Tresco – A Common Buzzard. Bryher – 10 Whimbrels. St. Agnes – Read more…
St. Mary’s – Both Woodchat Shrikes were seen again, the female on the coastal path near Pelistry Cove and the male in gorse below the Telegraph radio tower and near by a superb summer-plumage male Whinchat was at Bant’s Carn Read more…