Sightings

St Mary’s – The Northern Waterthrush was again seen on Lower Moors.

St Mary’s – The Northern Waterthrush was on Lower Moors again and a male Ring Ouzel was on Peninnis. A Hoopoe showed well on the Garrison during the day with presumably another found late in the day at Carn Morval. Read more…

St Mary’s – The Northern Waterthrush showed again near the pumping station at the back of Lower Moors for those with time to wait. Three Swallows were at Normandy and two more were over Lower Moors later in the afternoon. Read more…

St Mary’s – The SCOPS OWL was seen in flight at the Higher Moors gate again this evening at 2030 but could not be relocated.

St Mary’s – The bird of the day came just before dusk when small birds were heard mobbing something in the bushes by the gate on Higher Moors. On investigating one lucky local observer saw a SCOPS OWL looking back Read more…

St Mary’s – Hoopoes were seen at Normandy which then moved towards Maypole and on the Garrison. Four Black Redstarts were at Content St Agnes – A Hoopoe was found this afternoon along with a single Black Redstart and two Read more…

St Mary’s – The Northern Waterthrush was seen near the pumping station on Lower moors again today.

St Mary’s – The Northern Waterthrush was again at its favourite haunt in Lower Moors near the pumping station on the Parting Carn side of the moor. A male Serin was found this afternoon near Maypole and four Sandwich Terns Read more…

St Marys  – The Northern Waterthrush showed well this afternoon in its new spot on the Lower Moors but has remained elusive. Elsewhere on the island a Whimbrel was at Halangy and the immature drake Eider was again in the Read more…

St Mary’s  – The Northern Waterthrush showed well again at lunchtime. As with recent sightings it was near Aunt Joaney’s Well at the eastern edge of the Lower Moors area. Three Sand Martin were over the Garrison this morning with Read more…