The Tawny Owl was heard at Castle Ward tonight (Adam Middleton)
On Rathlin a Pomarine Skua was eating a Kittiwake below the RSPB observation point, a Peregrine was over Church Bay and a Raven was stealing Guillemot eggs on the west side of the island. (Alistair Prentice).
A first summer Little Gull was at Belfast Lough RSPB reserve. (Bird Guides).
The adult Mediterranean Gull x Black-headed Gull was still at Belfast Harbour Lagoon (Stuart McKee).
The White-tailed Eagle was to the north of Capanagh and 4 Buzzard and a Merlin at Agnew's Hill (Cameron Moore).
An Osprey was present on Monday and Tuesday on a farm pond just off Audley's Town Road between Castle Ward and Strangford Lough. (Craig Nash).
A Red Grouse was at Llendrum Windfarm near Fivemiletown this evening. (Colin Bell).
Yesterday 3 Cuckoo's were calling, one of them showing well, at Murlough.
Thanks to today's photographers, to Stephen Maxwell for the Tawny Owl pictures, to Alistair Prentice for the pictures of a Buzzard being mobbed by Ravens on Rathlin and to Angus Kennedy for the Cuckoo, Kestrel and Sedge Warbler pictures. You can see more NI bird pictures at www.nibirdpics.blogspot.co.uk
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