A Black Tern was at Kinnego Bay, Oxford Island. (Garry Armstrong)
The Glossy Ibis was seen flying over the Ecos Centre this morning (Jeff Larkin)
A Ruff and Common Sandpiper were off the Croghan Hide, Oxford Island (Garry Armstrong)
A pale phase Arctic Skua was at Whitehead seafront this morning (Ian Enlander)
Two Black Terns (new birds) and a Garganey were at Lough Beg this morning. The Great Egret and four Whimbrel were at Mullagh (David Steele)
Brent Geese: 10 Brent Geese were at Runkerry Beach this morning (Garry Wilkinson). A flock of around 20 Brent Geese also flew over RSPB WoW this afternoon (Stephen Maxwell). Two were at Kinnegar shore (Wilton Farrelly)
2 Ruff were at Dundrum Bay (Shirley Dunlop / Gerard McGeehan)
St John's Point between 7-12 had 9+ Arctic Skuas and 30+ Scoter (Stephen Dunbar)
A Black Tern was at the Bann Estuary in front of the hide (John Spottiswood) 7 Curlew Sandpiper and a Ruff were also present this evening (Dean Jones)
Ballymacormick Point, Co Down had a Whimbrel, 2 Wheatear, a Carrion Crow and 2 hybrid carrion / hooded crows. (Dave Weir)
A Golden Eagle was on Rathlin this afternoon, originally found by James Crymble. (Ric Else)
Ruff, Leanne McClean:
Curlew Sandpiper, Leanne McClean:
Curlew Sandpiper and Ruff, Stephen Maxwell:
You can see more pictures of local birds at: http://nibirdpics.blogspot.com/
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