St. Mary’s – A Ring Ouzel on the golf course, a Whinchat at Lower Moors and a male Common Redstart at Mount Flagon. St. Agnes – 3 Ring Ouzel and a Treecreeper. St. Martin’s – 4 Ring Ouzel, a Tree Read more…
St. Mary’s – 6 Ring Ouzel on the airfield, 4 on the golf course, 1 on Peninnis where there was also a Rook. A Garden Warbler and a Spotted Flycatcher were in Holy Vale, a Pied Flycatcher was in Lower Read more…
St. Mary’s – 18 Ring Ouzel on the Airfield, 4+ on the Golf Course, 2 near Star Castle and 1 on Peninnis. 2 Yellow Wagtails in Lower Moors, a Cuckoo near Porthloo and the first Swift of the year over Read more…
St. Mary’s – 12 Ring Ouzel below the Golf Course, a Cuckoo in the Garrison Pines also a Whinchat on the island. A Black-throated Diver and 8 Great Northern Diver in the Roads. St. Martin’s – 7 Ring Ouzel and Read more…
St. Mary’s – 6 Ring Ouzel on the Golf course and a Whitethroat at Telegraph. Bryher – Grasshopper Warbler, Black-tailed Godwit, Tree Pipit, 2 Ring Ouzel, a drake Pintail, Whimbrel & Mistle Thrush.
St. Mary’s – 5 Ring Ouzel and 2 Tree Pipit on Peninnis, 2 Ring Ouzel on the airfield, 6 Ring Ouzel at Bant’s Carn, a Common Sandpiper at Halangy Bay and a Green Sandpiper in Lower Moors. Tresco – A Read more…
St Mary’s – Ring Ouzel (4 on the golf course, 1 on Peninnis), Common Sandpiper (1 at Porth Hellick, 1 at Porth Minnick), Whitethroat (1 on the Garrison, 1 at Salakee) The first Whinchat of the year was at Telegraph. Read more…
St. Mary’s – Common Sandpiper at Old Town, 2 Ring Ouzel on the golf course. St. Martin’s – 6 Ring Ouzel. Bryher – Ring Ouzel, Rook, Black-tailed Godwit and 6 Whimbrel.
St. Mary’s – 7 Ring Ouzel on the Golf Course, Common Sandpiper at Porth Hellick and a Common Buzzard over Longstone. The first Garden Warbler of the year was at Porth Hellick. St. Martin’s – A RED-THROATED PIPIT on the Read more…
St Mary’s – Ring Ouzel (7) on golf course today. Also 2 Whimbrel and 2 Pied Wagtail were at Porthloo Beach. Another Pied Wag was on Porthcressa beach and 5 Green Sandpipers were at Porth Hellick. Western Rocks – Purple Sandpiper today