The Wilson’s Phalarope was still present at Lough Mourne, at the north western end (Mike McLaughlin) The bird was still present this evening along with two Curlew Sandpiper and a Common Sandpiper (Nathan Gilbert)
A Black Tern was with Sandwich Terns, moving through Killough (Chris Murphy)
Yesterday 3 Glossy Ibis were at Lough Beg, along with 5 Ruff (Godfrey McRoberts)
Four Black Terns and a Little Gull are at Magilligan (Richard Donaghey)
16 Pink-footed Geese are at the mouth of the Roe Estuary, viewed from Myroe, also one Curlew Sandpiper and a Mediterranean Gull. 2 Slavonian Grebe were found ff the sea wall. (Jeff Larkin)
19 Glossy Ibis were still at Lough Beg this evening. 18 at the south end and a single at Church Island, also four Pinkfeet, 40 Ruff and a Green Sandpiper (David Steele)
A pelagic today from Portstewart had 10 European Storm Petrels, a Black Tern near Rathlin, 3 Arctic Terns, 2 Arctic Skuas, 2 Great Skuas and one Red/throated diver (Jim Wells).
9 Pink-footed Geese were seen flying over Limavady.
A Curlew Sandpiper was in Dunfanaghy (Liz McKenna)
A Great Skua was seen from the Larne to Cairnryan ferry this morning.
There are three seats available for a Pelagic boat trip on Saturday (20th September). The boat leaves Ballycastle at 12.30pm and returns at 4.30pm. Contact Jim Wells on 07856235144 for more details.
Storm Petrel, Nigel Moore:
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