Sightings

Highlights from Mondays bird log include:

Hume’s Leaf Warbler – 1 was found in the dump clump, proving very difficult to see, but calling diagnostically. This was only the 3rd record for Silly the last one being in November 2002.

Solitary Sandpiper – What was almost certainly the Bryher bird was seen briefly at Lower Moors, before flying off south.

Blackpoll Warbler – 1 was still on Bryher and showing intermittently but well at times.

American Golden Plover – 1 was on Porth Hellick beach.

Short-toed Lark – 1 was found at Carn Friars.

Coal Tit – 2 Lower Moors, 3 on Bryher, 3 on Tresco, 3 on St. Agnes and 1 on Gugh.

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Highlights for Sunday on the Islands include:

Solitary Sandpiper – One was still on Bryher.

Blackpoll Warbler – It finally gave itself up and was seen by most birders that went to Bryher.

American Golden Plover – 1 was Still commuting between Porth Hellick beach and the airfield.

Little Bunting 1 was seen briefly at Porth Minnick. (more…)

Highlights from Saturdays Bird Log include:

Solitary Sandpiper – One was still on Bryher.

Blackpoll Warbler – After not being seen on Friday, it showed again briefly mid-morning but only to a lucky few.

American Golden Plover – 1 was commuting between Porth Hellick beach and the airfield. (more…)

Highlights from Fridays Bird Log include:

Solitary Sandpiper – One was found late morning on Bryher.

Blyth’s Reed Warbler – 1 was found late afternoon on Bryher.

American Golden Plover – 1 was still on the airfield.

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Highlights from Thursday nights Bird Log included:

Blackpoll Warbler – One was found mid-afternoon on Bryher.

American Golden Plover – 1 was still on the airfield.

Rose-coloured Starling – 1 still at Porth Hellick. (more…)

Highlights from Wednesday nights bird log included:

American Golden Plover – 1 was still on the airfield.

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Richard's Pipit, Peninnis, 09.10.12, Martin Goodey

Highlights from Tuesday’s log include:

American Buff-bellied Pipit – One was seen on Peninnis and another was on Bryher (possibly three birds involved in all sightings!)

American Golden Plover – 1 was the airfield then flew to St. Agnes and then later returned to the airfield. (more…)

Grey-cheeked Thrush – 1 was still on St. Agnes .

American Buff-bellied Pipit – Today it was seen on Peninnis.

American Golden Plover – 1 was on Periglis Beach, St. Agnes before flying to the airfield on St. Mary’s.

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Grey-cheeked Thrush – 1 was still on St. Agnes .

American Buff-bellied Pipit – today it was fairly mobile and was seen on Peninnis. the airfield and Porth Hellick Down.

Buff-breasted Sandpiper – 1 still present commuting between the airfield and Peninnis.

Red-throated Pipit – 1 was reported on St. Martin’s cricket pitch.

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Grey-cheeked Thrush – 1 was found on St. Agnes just before dusk and appeared to go to roost.

Syke’s Warbler – was still at Old Grimsby, Tresco.

American Buff-bellied Pipit – It was seen again on Peninnis.

Western Bonelli’s Warbler – 1 was still at Higher Town, St. Martin’s.

Red-rumped Swallow – 1 on St.Agnes.

Buff-breasted Sandpiper – 1 still present commuting between the airfield Peninnis.

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