BIRD REPORTS
Monday 18th February 2013 IoS Bird Reports
St. Martin’s – The Long-tailed Duck was on St. Martin’s Flats.
St. Martin’s – The Long-tailed Duck was on St. Martin’s Flats.
St. Mary’s – The 3 Ring-necked Ducks were still on Porth Hellick Pool and the 6 Greenland White-fronted Geese were still on Carn Friars farm in the field behind the ringing station. 3 Siberian Chiffchaffs were in Lower Moors and Read more…
St. Mary’s – The 3 Ring-necked Duck were still on Porth Hellick Pool and the 6 Greenland White-fronted Geese were still on Carn Friars Farm in the field behind the ringing station. 2 Siberian Chiffchaffs were in Lower Moors. St. Read more…
St. Mary’s – The 3 Ring-necked Duck were still on Porth Hellick Pool and the 6 Greenland White-fronted Geese were still on Carn Friars Farm in the field behind the ringing station. St. Agnes – A Coal Tit (a Scilly Read more…
St. Mary’s – The 3 Ring-necked Ducks and a drake Pochard were still on Porth Hellick Pool. The 6 Greenland White-fronted Geese were still on Carn Friars Farm in the field behind the ringing station. St. Agnes – A Glaucous Read more…
St. Mary’s – The 3 Ring-necked Ducks were still on Porth Hellick Pool and the 6 Greenland White-fronted Geese were still on Carn Friars Farm in the field behind the ringing station. A Glaucous Gull was at Thomas Porth. St. Agnes Read more…
St. Agnes – The Glaucous Gull and an Iceland Gull were on the Campsite Beach. St. Mary’s – An Iceland Gull (probably the St. Agnes bird) was on Porthloo Beach. . The 3 Ring-necked Ducks were still on Porth Hellick Read more…
St. Mary’s – A Little Auk and 2 Great Northern Divers flew east past Peninnis Head. The 3 Ring-necked Ducks were still on Porth Hellick Pool and the 6 Greenland White-fronted Geese were still on Carn Friars Farm on the Read more…
St. Agnes – The Glaucous Gull was at St. Warna’s Cove.
St. Mary’s – The 3 Ring-necked Duck were still on Porth Hellick Pool and the 6 Greenland White-fronted Geese were in a field behind the ringing station. 2 Brent Geese were off Bar Point. St. Agnes – A first-winter Glaucous Read more…