BIRD REPORTS
Friday 13th April 2012 IoS Bird Reports
St Mary’s – On a very quiet day the only bird of note reported was a Jackdaw at Trenoweth
St Mary’s – On a very quiet day the only bird of note reported was a Jackdaw at Trenoweth
St Mary’s – The Northern Waterthrush was seen again in Lower Moors today. The Roads – Three Great Northern Divers were between the islands along with the Pale-bellied Brent Goose near Tean, a Bridled Guillemot with a small flock of Read more…
St Mary’s – The Northern Waterthrush was seen in Lower Moors again today and the second winter Iceland Gull showed again, this time in the Standing Stones field at the south end of Lower Moors
St Mary’s – The Northern Waterthrush was again seen in Lower Moors and a scattering of Swallows were noted around the island. St Martin’s – The Pale-bellied Brent Goose was seen on St Martin’s Flats again today.
St Mary’s – The Northern Waterthrush was seen in Lower Moors today
St Mary’s – The Dartford Warbler was seen again at Deep Point but was more elusive today. A Male Marsh Harrier was seen over Kitty Down early in the day and three Great Northern Divers were on the sea off Read more…
St Mary’s – Two Ring Ouzel were on Peninnis with another two at Deep Point but the bird of the day was the discovery of a 1st summer male Dartford Warbler at Deep Point. A typically elusive bird but it Read more…
St Martin’s – A Serin was reported from St Martin’s today
St Mary’s – The Northern Waterthrush was again on its favourite pool at the back of Lower Moors late this afternoon on what has been a very cold and windy day on the islands with some very heavy showers. At Read more…
St Mary’s – A Ring Ouzel was seen on the Golf Course and a Green Sandpiper and a Jack Snipe were on the Lower Moors Pool along with a Common Snipe and a Greenshank with another Greenshank at Porth Hellick. Read more…