Portrush East Strand had a Glaucous Gull, Ring-billed Gull in the car park +3 Snow Bunting (Gerard McGeehan)
A Peregrine was flying around "Castle Court" shopping complex in Belfast city center this morning, (Rob McAllister)
60 Razorbills, 10 Slavonian Grebes, 3 Black-throated divers + 60 Eiders were at Greyabbey this morning. (James Robinson)
4 Goosander ( 1 male + 3 female ) were at Lough Island Reavy Reservoir this morning (Frank Carroll)
The Spoonbill was still at Castle Espie. (Kevin Kirkham-brown / Chris Henry)
Along the Armagh shore of Lough Neagh the male American Wigeon was at Reedy Flat, a Pink-footed Goose at Ardmore Point and the Glossy Ibis at Closet Meadows (Jeff Larkin)
The flock of 20 Twite was present again past Patton's Marsh, Newtownards, together with half a dozen reed buntings and four Little Egret (Lindsay Hodges)
The flock of Twite on Portstewart beach has grown to 30 birds (John Clarke)
At Greyabbey Bay and Herring Bay were 9 Black-throated Diver, 3 Great-northern Diver, 3 Red-throated Diver and 13 Slavonian Grebe. South of Gransha Point were 5 Black-throated Diver and 9 Great-northern Diver. Between Marlfield and Killileagh were 20 Great-northern Diver. A Slavonian Grebe was at Newtownards Sailing Club. (Richard Weyl)
Newcastle had 20+ Great Northern Diver whilst Ardglass had 2 Red-throated Diver and 3 Great Northern Diver (Ed O'Hara)
A Red Kite flew over the road at Millbrook Lodge, Ballynahinch. A Jack Snipe was on the shore off Dundrum Bay Inner near the Blackstaff River mouth. (Clive Mellon)
The Red-necked Grebe was still at Inch Island Lake, off Farland Bank today.
Thanks to Lindsay Hodges for the pic of the Twite flock, Christine Cassidy for the male Sparrowhawk, Mark Killops for the Glossy Ibis, Ed O'Hara for the Red-throated Diver and Chris Henry for the Spoonbill:
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