St. Mary’s – The Wilson’s Snipe, the Dusky Warbler and a Yellow-browed Warbler were all in Lower Moors. Another Dusky Warbler, a Yellow-browed Warbler and a Siberian Chiffchaff were along Porth Hellick trail. A late Wheatear, a late Swallow & 5 Black Redstarts were on Porthloo Beach and 3 more Read more…
St. Mary’s – In Lower Moors the Northern Waterthrush was quite elusive but showed in the late afternoon near Shooters’ Pool. The Wilson’s Snipe showed well in front of the ISBG hide and 2 Yellow-browed Warbler were near the first bridge along path from Telegraph Road. Yellow-browed Warblers were also Read more…
St. Mary’s – The Dusky Warbler was still in Lower Moors where there were also 7 Common Snipes, 3 Jack Snipes, the Wilson’s Snipe, 2 Yellow-browed Warblers and a Firecrest, A Yellow-browed Warbler was in bushes at Newford duck Pond and a Short-eared flew from the direction of Samson over Read more…
St Mary’s – In Lower Moors the Wilson’s Snipe was still showing from the ISBG hide and the Northern Waterthrush showed briefly in a ditch at Old Town end, thus entering its ninth week on the islands. Also in Lower Moors the Dusky Warbler was seen for the first time Read more…
St. Mary’s – The Wilson’s Snipe was again on the main pool in Lower Moors, a Yellow-browed Warbler was in the small copse in the extension of Lower Moors on Rosehill/Telegraph corner, a Firecrest was in the Tower Garden on the Garrison and the Eider was on the sea off Read more…
St. Mary’s – A Yellow-browed Warbler & 4 late Swallows were at Lower Moors and 2 Black Redstarts, a late Northern Wheatear were at Carn Leh, Old Town Bay. Another Yellow-browed Warbler was in Carreg Dhu Gardens, a Long-eared Owl was at Longstone and 3 Mediterranean Gulls & a Black Read more…
St. Mary’s – The Northern Waterthrush was seen on the path near Shooters’ Pool, Lower Moors and nearby was a Yellow-browed Warbler. There was also a Yellow-browed Warbler in Carreg Dhu Gardens. 2 Firecrests were near the pumping station at Higher Moors and another was at Carn Gwaval. Tresco – Read more…
St. Mary’s – Lower Moors again held the lion’s share of birds, where the Northern Waterthrush, the Great Reed Warbler and the Wilson’s Snipe were all still present, Also there were a Jack Snipe, a Yellow-browed Warbler, a Firecrest, a Reed Bunting, a Kingfisher and 31 Lapwings flew over. 2 Read more…
St. Mary’s – The Wilson’s Snipe was till on the main pool in Lower Moors, 2 Black Redstarts were on Porthloo and a Short-eared Owl was at Content. Tresco – On the Great Pool the White-rumped Sandpiper was at the west end and the Lesser Yellowlegs was on the east Read more…
St. Mary’s – The Northern Waterthrush, the Great Reed Warbler, and the Wilson’s Snipe were all seen again in Lower Moors, also there were 2 Siberian Chiffchaffs, 2 Yellow-browed Warblers and a Firecrest. St. Agnes – The probable Green-winged Teal and Little Ringed Plover were still present.