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Sunday 13th – Tuesday 15th October 2024 – IoS Bird Sightings

Sunday (13/10) Wilson’s Snipe – 1 showing well from the ISBG hide on Lower Moors Pool. On examination of photographs it transpired there may have been 2 birds today and a different individual last week. Short-toed Lark  – 1 still in a Read more…

By Lucy McRobert, 9 months ago
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Thursday 10th – Saturday 12th October 2024 – IoS Bird Sightings

Thursday (10/10) WILSON’S SNIPE  – What was probably the bird seen on Monday was flushed from Lower Moors Pool on to adjacent horse field. Olive-backed Pipit – 2 by the bulb dump on St. Agnes (photo). Short-toed Lark  – 1 still in a Read more…

By Lucy McRobert, 9 months9 months ago
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Monday 7th – Wednesday 9th October 2024 – IoS Bird Sightings

Monday (07/10) WILSON’S SNIPE  – 1 seen briefly in the evening at Lower Moors and was identified retrospectively from photographs. Short-toed Lark  – 1 still in a field on the west side of King Edward’s Road Peninnis. Hoopoe – 1 still on Bryher. Read more…

By Lucy McRobert, 9 months ago
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Friday 4th – Sunday 6th October 2024 – IoS Bird Sightings

Friday (04/10) Short-toed Lark  – 1 still in a field on the west side of King Edward’s Road Peninnis, Ortolan Bunting  – 1 in the same field as the Short-toed Lark and then flew over the wall and lost to view. Richard’s Read more…

By Lucy McRobert, 9 months ago
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Tuesday 1st – Thursday 3rd October 2024 – IoS Bird Sightings

Tuesday (01/10) Ortolan Bunting – 1 seen twice briefly in the  Porth Hellick Bank/Camel Rock area– Shirt-toed Lark  – 1 still in a field on the west side of King Edward’s road Peninnis, Woodlark – 1 in a field opposite the path sign-posted Read more…

By Lucy McRobert, 9 months9 months ago
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Friday 27th – 30th September 2024 – IoS Bird Sightings

Friday (27/09)                  Western Bonelli’s Warbler – 1 seen again briefly at the corner of Borough Road and the Great Pool, Tresco. Spotted Crake – 1 still on the Great Pool, Tresco, seen briefly from the Swarovski hide. Great White Egret –  Still at Read more…

By Lucy McRobert, 9 months ago
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Monday 23rd – Thursday 27th September 2024 – IoS Bird Sightings

OLEANDER HAWKMOTH   – The first Scilly record of this beautiful moth was 1 trapped overnight (Sunday/Monday) at Old Town (photo) Ortolan Bunting – 1 still on Periglis Beach, St. Agnes.         Roses-coloured Starling – A juvenile was in a bulb field next to Read more…

By Lucy McRobert, 9 months ago
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Scilly bird print auction – in memory of Wayne Collingham

Below are some original paintings and prints left by the late Wayne Collingham to be auctioned in aid of ISBG funds. If you would like to bid for any of them please contact Alan Hannington on lyonnessescilly@btinternet.com. There will be an Read more…

By Lucy McRobert, 9 months ago
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Thursday 19th – Sunday 22nd September 2024 – IoS Bird Sightings

Thursday (19/09)            Great White Egret –  2 on Tresco Ortolan Bunting – 1 on Periglis Beach, St. Agnes. Bluethroat – 1 still in Lower Moors. Osprey – 1 still around the islands. Marsh Harrier – An immature male over Periglis, St. Agnes. Pintail – A drake Read more…

By Lucy McRobert, 9 months9 months ago
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Sunday 15th – Wednesday 18th September 2024 – IoS Bird Sightings

Sunday (15/09)                Common Rosefinch – A juvenile was briefly in the willow by the entrance gate to Lower Moors at the Trench Lane end. Bluethroat –  2 still in Lower Moors. Red-backed Shrike – 1 still near the turning circle on the airfield. Read more…

By Lucy McRobert, 10 months ago

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