Highlights of Tuesday’s log were:
Upland Sandpiper – 1 still at Borough Farm, St. Mary’s
American Golden Plover – 1 near the Daymark, St. Martin’s
Least Sandpiper – 1 on Tresco
Lesser Yellowlegs – 1 on St. Mary’s and 1 on the Great Pool Tresco
Northern Waterthrush – Seen occasionally from the ISBG hide in Lower Moors but showed more reliably on and off at Higginson’s Pool (more…)
The highlights from Mondays log were:
Upland Sandpiper – 1 still at Borough Farm, St. Mary’s
American Golden Plover – 1 near the Daymark, St. Martin’s
Least Sandpiper – 1 on Tresco
Wilson’s Snipe – 1 Porth Hellick
Lesser Yellowlegs – 1 on St. Mary’s and 1 on the Great Pool Tresco
Northern Waterthrush – Much to the delight of this weeks newly arrived birders it showed well at Higginson’s Pool, morning. late afternoon and just before dusk. (more…)
Upland Sandpiper – 1 still at Borough Farm, St. Mary’s
American Golden Plover – 1 on the airfield
Least Sandpiper – 1 on Tresco
Wilson’s Snipe – 1 Porth Hellick and then Lower Moors (more…)
Saturdays highlights from the Bird Log were:
Upland Sandpiper – 1 was found in a ploughed field by Maypole.
American Golden Plover – 1 near the Daymark, St. Martins
Least Sandpiper – 1 on Tresco
Wilson’s Snipe – 1 Lower Moors
Lesser Yellowlegs – 1 on St. Mary’s and 1 on the Great Pool Tresco
Northern Waterthrush – Reported from Shooters’ Pool, Lower Moors and the track from Porth Hellick to Salakee Farm
Little Egret – 12 in Tresco channel (more…)
Highlights from Fridays Bird Log were:
American Golden Plover – 1 on the airfield
Least Sandpiper – 1 on Tresco
Wilson’s Snipe – 1 Lower Moors (more…)
Highlights for the Bird Log for Wednesday were:
Balearic Shearwater – 1 Old Town Bay
Honey Buzzard – 1 on Tresco
Black Kite – 1 on St. Mary’s (more…)
Birding highlights reported at the October Bird Log from across the Islands on Tuesday 4th October were:
Birding highlights reported from across the Islands on Monday 3rd October were:
“IoS Bird & Natural History Review 2010” has now been delivered and is available in the Scillonian Club from 8 pm each night throughout October. The report has over 200 pages and 44 colour plates – more than ever before.We Read more…