St. Mary’s –The Little Ringed Plover, a Jack Snipe & a Siberian Chiffchaff were in Lower Moors and the 4 Bramblings were still in a garden on Church Road in Hugh Town. A Spoonbill, a Jack Snipe, the 6 Greenland Read more…
St. Mary’s – A Little Ringed Plover ( a scarce bird on Scilly) showed well from the ISBG hide in Lower Moors and also in Lower Moors was a Siberian Chiffchaff. 2 Sand Martins were over the Dump and 3 Read more…
St. Mary’s –10 Black Redstarts were on Porthloo Beach and 7 Skylarks were in a field along Porthloo Lane. A Hawfinch flew over Telegraph, 2 Bramblings were at Trenoweth, a Grey Wagtail was on Porth Mellon Beach and a Swallow Read more…
St. Mary’s – A Swallow was over Lower Moors, 7 Black Redstarts were on Porthloo Beach and 3 Manx Shearwaters flew past Peninnis Head. A drake Pintail, a Merlin & a Kestrel were at Porth Hellick Pool and nearby on Read more…
St. Mary’s – A Ring Ouzel & a Brambling were on the Garrison, a Ring Ouzel was on Peninnis, a Swallow & 40 Linnets were in Lower Moors and a 3rd-winter Iceland Gull & 4 Black Redstarts were on Porthloo Read more…
St. Mary’s – 2 Black Redstarts on Porthloo Beach was the only report
St. Mary’s – A Great Northern Diver & 2 Common Scoters were off Innisidgen and nearby in Watermill Cove were 2 early Painted Lady butterflies. The 6 Greenland White-fronted Geese were still at Carn Friars Farm in the field behind Read more…
St. Mary’s – The 6 Greenland White-fronted Geese were back in the field on Carn Friars Farm behind the ringing station, the Goosander was in Porth Mellon and 7 Black Redstarts were on Porthloo Beach. A female Brambling was near Read more…
St. Mary’s – The first Sand Martin of the year was seen over pines behind Porthlow Farm and the Goosander was off Town Beach. The drake Pintail was still on Porth Hellick Pool and nearby 4 Fieldfares & 2 Redwings Read more…
St. Mary’s – A drake Pintail was on Porth Hellick Pool and another was at Lower Moors. There were at least half a dozen Ring Ouzels, plenty of alba Wagtails, Wheatears, Black Redstarts, Chiffchaffs and a few Willow Warblers on Read more…