The Little Stint remains at Mill Bay, Rathlin. A Mediterranean Gull was also present along with the Bonapartes Gull. There has been no sign of the Rough Legged Buzzard (Ric Else / Hazel Watson / Dean Jones)
A female Greater Scaup was on the main lake at Castle Espie WWT (Jonathan Clark)
Myroe has three White-Rumped Sandpipers and the Pectoral Sandpiper this morning (Mervyn Campbell)
The Harlequin Duck was still at Glashagh Upper, Donegal (John O’Boyle / Dermot Hughes)
The hybrid Ring-billed Gull was at Millisle. Kearney had 2 Pink-footed Geese and a Chiffchaff. (Richard Weyl)
9 Taiga Bean Geese are still at Inch Levels (Derek Brennan) Please do not disturb the geese and watch / photograph from distance.
A Yellow-browed Warbler was on Tory (Daniel Moloney)
11 Twite were at Kearney village (David McCreedy / Mike McLaughlin)
A Long-eared Owl was near Larchfield (Garry Wilkinson)
A Great White Egret was seen in flight on Castle Island Road near the Quoile 4 Whoopers were also seen (Anne-Marie Smyth)
A juvenile Hen Harrier was at Black Head (Philip McErlean)
A male Hen Harrier was at Davagh Forest, Cookstown (Godfrey McRoberts)
Two Taiga Bean Geese and two Pink-footed Geese were with Greylag flocks at Dooey, Lettermacaward, north of Glenties (Dermot Hughes / John O'Boyle)
Greater Scaup, Jonathan Clark:
Taiga Bean Goose, Derek Brennan:
Hen Harrier, Philip McErlean:
No comments:
Post a Comment