Sunday’s birds were: St. Mary’s – The possible Siberian Oystercatcher, a Little Stint, a Curlew Sandpiper, a Dunlin and a Mediterranean Gull were on Porth Hellick Beach. 14 Common Snipe, 3 Yellow-browed Warblers, a Firecrest and 12 Siskins were in Read more…
Wilson’s Snipe – The candidate under discussion was at Porth Hellick Pool.
Siberian Oystercatcher – Another bird under discussion, it was reported from Porth Mellon.
Surf Scoter – Still present off New Grimsby, Tresco.
Little Bunting – 1 at Trewince and it or another at Normandy.
Richard’s Pipit – 1 at Popplestone Bay, Bryher.
Red-breasted Flycatcher – 2 in Rosehill Memorial Gardens, 1 near Spero’s Restaurant, Porth Mellon and 1 at Porthloo Lane/Telegraph junction.
Yellow-browed Warbler – 5 in Lower Moors, 3 on Porthloo Lane, 1 on Tresco and 1 caught and ringed at Porth Hellick
Yellow-browed Warbler, A. Hannington
Hawfinch – 3 at Porthloo Lane/Telegraph junction and 1 Lower Moors.
A selection from Friday’s log, the last one of the Scilly Season:
Surf Scoter – Yesterday’s bird was in Porth Mellon at 08:30 it then flew out to sea and was relocated between Bryher and Tresco.
Surf Scoter, S.Brayshaw
Red-throated Pipit – 1 flew from Star Castle towards Newman Pottery.
Dusky Warbler – 2 still in Lower Moors and 1 on Gugh.
American Golden Plover – 1 in the Telegraph/High Lanes area.
A selection from Thursday’s log:
Grey-cheeked Thrush – 1 was found on St. Martin’s, unfortunately it disappeared and was only seen by the 2 original finders.
Surf Scoter – 1 was at Porthloo it then flew out to sea and was relocated in the Roads, paying a brief visit to Porthcressa Bay
Dusky Warbler – 1 still in Lower Moors.
Little Bunting – 1 still on St. Agnes, 1 at Pelistry and it or another at Kittydown.
Melodious Warbler – 1 at the Sandy Lane end of Holy Vale.
Common Rosefinch – 1 on St. Agnes.
Bluethroat – 1 on Bryher.
Water Pipit – 1 still on Porth Hellick Beach.
Water Pipit, M.Goodey
Spoonbill – 2 on Samson.
Hawfinch – 8 on St. Mary’s, 1 on Bryher, 4 on St. Agnes and 4 on St. Martin’s.
Lapland Bunting – 1 on St. Agnes.
Dusky Warbler – 2 still in Lower Moors.
Little Bunting – 1 still on St. Agnes and 1at Pelistry.
Common Rosefinch – 1 on St. Agnes.
Bluethroat – 1 on Bryher.
Water Pipit – 1 still on Porth Hellick Beach.
Dusky Warbler – 2 still in Lower Moors.
Little Bunting – 1, possibly 2 on St. Agnes.
Hawfinch – 2 Carreg Dhu Gardens, 1 Telegraph, 1 Green Lane, 2 St. Agnes, 1 Tresco and 1 St. Martin’s
Yellow-browed Warbler – 7 on St. Mary’s, 2 on Tresco and 1 on St. Agnes.
Water Pipit – 1 again on Porth Hellick Beach.
Firecrest – 13 on St. Mary’s and 4 on Tresco.
Last week’s presumed Western Orphean Warbler has been re-identified from photographs as an Eastern Orphean Warbler, the first record for Britain! A selection from Monday’s log: Penduline Tit – 1was heard in Lower Moors. Dusky Warbler – 2, possibly 3, Read more…
A selection from Sunday’s log: Siberian Oystercatcher – The bird thought by some to be this subspecies was still on Porthloo Beach. Dusky Warbler – 2 in Lower Moors, 1 near Shooters’ Pool and 1 by the carpark at Trench Read more…
After a very windy day not a lot was called at the log, the highlights were: Wilson’s Snipe – The bird thought to be a possible candidate for this species was still on Port Hellick Pool. Siberian Oystercatcher – Again Read more…
A selection from Friday’s log: Yellow-billed Cuckoo – A moribund bird was on the lawn opposite Grimlington Farmhouse, St. Agnes. Western Orphean Warbler – After going missing for 2 days it was seen again on St. Agnes. American Golden Plover Read more…