One Pectoral Sandpiper and 2 Greenshank are at Portmore Lough RSPB (Alistair Rae)
Two Ruff were at RSPB WoW (Derek Polley)
A seawatch between 11 and 2 at St Johns Point had a Great Skua, 18 Common Scoter, 3 Red-throated Diver and a Great Northern Diver (Michael Latham)
15+ Red Kite were in the Dromara Hills. (Tim Jess)
Red Kites, Tim Jess:
2 Grey Phalaropes were off Rinagree between Portrush and Portstewart this morning. (John Clarke).
2 White Wagtails were at Millisle (Bob Watts)
A Red Kite was seen low over Carryduff flying towards the Saintfield Road. (Kevin O'Grady).
A dozen Purple Sandpipers were with Turnstones in Portrush. (Lindsay Hodges).
Two Pinkfeet were at Mullagh, Lough Beg this afternoon. (David Steele).
A dark bellied Brent Goose was at Kinnegar shore this afternoon. (Suzanne Belshaw)
An adult White-tailed Sea Eagle was seen at Dunboe Road, Castlerock this morning. (Noel Anderson)
Thanks to Lindsay Hodges for the pictures of the Purple Sandpipers and the Wheatear, to Jonny Rosborough for the picture of the juvenile Puffin, to Tim Jess for the picture of the Red Kite and to Suzanne Belshaw for the picture of the dark bellied Brent Goose:
Two Little Stints were at Belfast Lough RSPB WoW reserve this morning. (Stuart McKee).
A White-tailed Eagle flew south down the shore of Lower Lough Erne east of Devenish Island. (Brad Robson).
A Great White Egret flew west over Ballyquintan Point this afternoon. (Ivan Quail, Nicky Lynn).
A juvenile Long-billed Dowitcher is in the south west corner of Lough Beg, associating with a juvenile Spotted Redshank and two Redshank. (David Steele).
The Glaucous Gull was still in the Burger King carpark in Coleraine this afternoon. (Ade Fox)
The Bonaparte's Gull was on Kinnegar shore this evening. (Wilton Farrelly).
A Reed Warbler and a Kingfisher were at Strand Lough. (Chris Murphy).
Thanks to David Steele for the picture of the Long-billed Dowitcher (left), Spotted Redshank (centre), and Redshank (left), and to Ade Fox for the picture of the Glaucous Gull:
The two juvenile Black Terns were still at Oxford Island this morning. (Ed O'Hara).
A juvenile Little Ringed Plover is at the east end of Myroe on the sandy area with pallets. There was no sign of the Buff-breasted Sandpipers this morning. (Jeff Larkin)
A Little Stint and 11 Ruff are at RSPB WoW (Bob Watts)
Two Arctic Skua's were at St John's Point this morning, two Kingfishers were in Killough Harbour. (Chris Murphy).
A 2nd winter Mediterranean Gull was at Kiltonga in Newtownards. (George Gordon).
The Spotted Redshank was still in the south west corner of Lough Beg, three Garganey were also present. (David Steele).
Ten Red-throated Diver were at Grey Point, 56 Knot and 6 Greenshank were at Whitehouse lagoon. (Gerard McGeehan & Shirley Dunlop).
Two Wheatear, 5 White Wagtail and 4 Tree Sparrows were at Ballinacor outside Lurgan. (Ed O'Hara).
One of the Buff-breasted Sandpipers was at Myroe this afternoon. The Little Ringed Plover was also still present along with a Curlew Sandpiper. (Richard Donaghey, John Clarke).
The two juvenile Black Terns were still present at Oxford Island this morning. (Ed O'Hara / Bob Watts)
11 Ruff are at RSPB WoW. (Derek Polley)
2 Buff-breasted Sandpipers were on the turf fields at the Roe Estuary end of Myroe. (Stuart McKee, Hal McCullough). The birds were still present at 5:30pm (Bob Watts) At least one of the birds was present at 7pm along with a White Wagtail (John Spottiswood)
10+ Ruff and 2 Little Stint were at Blanketnook, Donegal (Bob Watts)
Two first winter Little Gull were at Kinnegar Pool today (Thomas Campbell)
A juvenile Spotted Redshank was with Ruff and godwits in the southwest corner of Lough Beg this afternoon. A Mediterranean Gull was on the Beg and a Spotted Flycatcher was at Mullagh. (David Steele)
The Bonapartes Gull was at Kinnegar Pool and shore from 3:30 - 5pm (Chris Murphy)
A record shot of the two Buff-breasted Sandpipers, Stuart McKee:
Little Gulls, Kinnegar, Thomas Campbell:
A Bairds Sandpiper has been seen at the Roe Estuary end of Myroe this morning. A Little Stint, 2 Sanderling and 4 Wheatear were also present. 3 White Wagtails and 2 Wheatear were in a ploughed field at the west end. (Garry Armstrong)
Bann estuary this morning had the Osprey a Common Sandpiper and a Kingfisher, 6 Red throated Diver where at Magilligan and the Rosy Starling still in Coleraine.(S Riddell)
2 Ruff were at Lady's Bay.(Ed O'Hara).
An Arctic Skua was off Garron Point on the Antrim coast in calm conditions. 100 Brent Geese were migrating south offshore. (David Steele).
Lough Beg Paddy's dub this morning had 2 Green Sandpiper, 15 Ruff, 2 Black tailed Godwit, 30 Common Snipe and 60 Teal. (Godfrey McRoberts)
Sea-watching from St John's Point between 7.30am and 2.30pm: Minimum 5 Minke Whales, c. 1000 Gannets, 2 Great Skua, 3 Little Gulls (2adult, 1juvenile), c.100 Manx Shearwaters, 1 Great Northern Diver, 29 Red-throated Divers, 36 Puffins, 72 Scoter, 1 Merlin (flying south, stayed out to sea); Big Visible Migration: c.2000 Swallows and Martins, c.1,000 Meadow Pipits, c.200 Skylarks, 1 Swift, 60 Tree Sparrows; Killough Harbour at 3.30pm (High Tide): 27 Little Egrets, 22 Grey Herons, Peregrine, Kingfisher, Wheatear (Chris Murphy).
