Sightings

St. Mary’s – The Black and White Warbler was still in Lower Moors woods and the Northern Waterthrush showed very well in the morning but not thereafter. The Red-eyed Vireo on Lower Broome was seen briefly and a second bird Read more…

St. Mary’s – The Black and White Warbler was seen in Lower Moors woods but was very elusive. The Northern Waterthrush showed very well early morning and in the evening on the Project Pool between the dump and Lower Moors. Read more…

St. Mary’s – Both the Northern Waterthrush and the Black and White Warbler were in the woods at Lower Moors, between Shooters’ Pool and Old town. The warbler was showing well but the Waterthrush was very mobile and elusive. The Read more…

St. Mary’s – The *Northern Waterthrush* and the *Black and White Warbler* were both still in the woods between Lower Moors and Old Town, both showed well at times for some, they were both very mobile and you had to Read more…

St. Mary’s – Following Friday night’s sighting of a probable Waterthrush from the Lower Moors ISBG hide a few birders were there at first light and got brief views of a presumed *Northern Waterthrush* which then promptly disappeared. Two local Read more…

St. Mary’s – The Solitary Sandpiper was till at Newford duck Pond and nearby the Bee-eater was at Watermill. 19 Pale-bellied Brent Geese were in Old town Bay and Wrynecks were at Deep Point, Giant’s Castle &F Porth Hellick, the Read more…

St. Mary’s – The Solitary Sandpiper was still on Newford duck Pond, the Bee-eater was at Watermill and the juvenile Woodchat Shrike was till near the Woolpack accommodation on the Garrison. A Wryneck was in the Peninnis allotments, the Pectoral Read more…

St. Mary’s – A Solitary Sandpiper was found in the middle of the road by Newford Duck Pond. Fortunately 3 visiting birders found it, it was been stalked by a cat! They shooed off the cat and chivvied the bird Read more…