3 Curlew Sandpiper were off the Tready Hide at Inch. Another was off the viewing platform (Searlas Anderson)
The Osprey still at Lough Beg, opposite side of Longpoint (Jonny Rosborough)
A seawatch from Bloody Foreland, 630 to 1030 had 25 Corys Shearwater, 10 Great Skua, 1216 Manx Shearwater, 2 Pomarine Skua and 7 Sooty Shearwater. (Michael Thornton)
Lough Beg / The Bann today had an Osprey, 6 Glossy Ibis, 3 Green Sandpiper, 5 Great White Egret and Whooper Swans (Jim Wells et al)
Fanad Head this morning from 6:45 to 10am had circa 25 Corys Shearwater, 6 Great Shearwater, 5Sooty Shearwater, a Storm Petrel, a Pomarine Skua, 3 Arctic Skua and 4 Bonxie (WF, SD, AL, JB)
The Wood Sandpiper and three Ruff were still at RSPB WoW (Alan Fitzsimmons)
Rocky Point, Donegal this morning had 9 Cory’s, 7 Sooty and 1 Bonxie. Malin beg “magic” garden, had a Wood Warbler, although elusive (Dermot Hughes / John O'Boyle)
An adult Iceland Gull was at Loughshore, Shore Road, Whiteabbey (Tony Dodds)
A Marsh Harrier and Hen Harrier were in the Antrim Hills (Ewan McKenzie)
Galboly this evening up to 20:15 had 152+ European Storm Petrels, all after 18:00 when the northwest breeze dropped out…most flying quickly north but a few groups pausing to feed quite close in with Manx Shearwaters; also seen, singles of Sooty Shearwater, Great Skua and Arctic Skua (David Steele)
Myroe had several Curlew sandpiper and at least 2 Little Stints (Ivan Quail / Nicky Lynn / John Clarke / Michael Latham)
Wood Sandpiper, Alan Fitzsimmons:
This interesting corvid has been around House of Vic-ryn, Moira Road, Lisburn it possibly shows some characteristics of House Crow:
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