Monday’s Birds were: St Mary’s – A Scandinavian Rock Pipit was on the beach at Pelistry, although there have been several reports in the past the only previous fully documented record was of one on St. Mary’s on Oct 18 Read more…
Wednesday’s birds were: Inter-island waters – The first-winter drake Surf Scoter was still in Crow Sound (between St. Mary’s & St. Martin’). St. Mary’s – The 2 juvenile Iceland Gulls were still on the Golf Course. Friday’s birds were: Inter-island Read more…
Thursday’s birds were: St. Mary’s – 2 Sand Martins were at Porth Hellick, a Mistle Thrush was at Carn Friars Farm, a male Black Redstart was at Porth Minnick and 5 Sanderling & a Dunlin were on Porthloo Beach. St. Agnes – Read more…
Tuesday’s birds were: St. Mary’s – A Black Redstart was at Little Porth. St. Agnes – There was an obvious fall with 13 Black Redstarts and 5 Wheatears on the island. Wednesday’s birds were: St. Mary’s – A Wheatear & Read more…
Friday’s birds were: Tresco – A Greylag Goose, an Iceland Gull and a Firecrest. Inter-island waters – The Surf Scoter was still in Crow Sound between St. Mary’s & St. Martin’s. Saturday’s birds were: Tresco – The Greylag Goose, a Read more…
Wednesday’s (09/03) birds were: St. Mary’s – A second-winter/adult Glaucous Gull and 3 female Black Redstarts were at Porthcressa. Thursday’s (10/03) birds were: St. Mary’s – The first-winter drake Surf Scoter was still in Crow Sound, between St. Mary’s and Read more…
March 2 Tresco – An Iceland Gull and a Great Northern Diver. March 3 Tresco – 2 Firecrests, an Iceland Gull and a Great Northern Diver. St. Martin’s – 6 Whooper Swans & an adult Yellow-legged Gull and also a Read more…
St. Mary’s: A Common Gull was at Porthloo on 3rd. A Glaucous and an Iceland Gull were at Porthloo on 10th. The Surf Scoter remained off Guther’s Island, Crow Sound and was reported on 11th and 21st. A Great Northern Read more…
There were no reports for Monday and Tuesday. The only report for Wednesday was: St. Mary’s – A Firecrest was in Lower Moors. Thursday birds were: IOSBG members took part in the Non-Estuarine Waterbird Survey (NEWS) and a boat was Read more…