3 Slavonian Grebe are off Macedon Point, Belfast Lough (David Stirling)
The Great Northern Diver is in Kinnego Bay, Oxford Island (Ed O’Hara)
A pair of Goosanders are on the River Main at Slaght near Ballymena this morning (David Steele)
A Hen Harrier and Peregrine were seen in the Mournes yesterday (Gavin Rothwell)
Both Great White Egrets are showing at Ballycarry this morning (Kevin Kirkham)
The Marsh Harrier was showing at Portmore Lough this morning (Michael Latham)
A Ring Ouzel was with Fieldfare at Ballard, Co Armagh (location: 55 Ballard Rd, Lislea, Newry BT35 9UW, UK
https://goo.gl/maps/ZhPBz63kaJHLN3Me8 ) - (John Spottiswood)
The drake Ring-necked Duck is still at Mill Lough, Bellnaleck, Co Fermanagh. A juvenile Glaucous Gull was at Enniskillen dump (John Cusack)
19 Twite were at Whitehead today (Paul Tout / Philip McErlean)
Red Bay on the Antrim coast this afternoon in calm conditions had three Back-throated Divers, 15+ Great Northern Divers, 30+ Red-throated Divers and three Common Scoter. A Manx Shearwater was off Garron Point, associating with the small feeding flocks of auks and Kittiwakes in the area. Good numbers of Harbour Porpoise were also seen. A Pink-footed Goose was with the small flock of feral geese at Waterfoot. (David Steele)
Two Sandwich Tern were at the Net Walk, Killyleagh (David Nixon)
A Goosander was at Begney Lough, Dromara (Ian Enlander)
Great Northern Divers were at, Quay Lane, Killough and Ballyhenry Island, Strangford Lough; Red-throated Diver, 20 we’re at Carnlea, Belfast Lough; Slavonian Grebes 5 in Greyabbey Bay and 3 at Mount Stewart, Strangford Lough; 100 Red-breasted Mergansers, Mount Stewart; 300 Pintail, at the Maltings, Strangford Lough; A high count of 2,000 Golden Plover were at the Floodgates, Newtownards. 15 Sandwich Terns, were at Portaferry (Chris Murphy)
Twite, Paul Tout:
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