Sunday (18/10)
American Buff-bellied Pipit – 1 still Horse Point, St. Agnes
Siberian Stonechat – 1 still on Gugh
Dusky Warbler – 1 in the Tamarisks behind the boatsheds at Porthloo, 1 in the Parsonage Garden, St. Agnes
Pallas’s Warbler – 1 in the Parsonage Garden, St. Agnes
Red-throated Pipit – 1 flew over the Garrison football pitch,1 flew over Longstone, 1 on Tresco Cricket Pitch,
Richard’s Pipit – 1 on Tresco Cricket Pitch
Little Bunting – 1 near the big Pool, St. Agnes flew towards the lighthouse, 1 behind New Grimsby, Tresco
Brent Goose – 4 Tresco Channel
Greylag Goose – 1 in a field at Four Lanes
Pink-footed Goose – 4 in a field at Four Lanes
White-fronted Goose – 1 flew over Telegraph towards Tresco, later 2 in a field at Four Lanes
Shelduck –2 over Tresco flying towards Bryher
Mandarin – The drake of unknown origin flew across Porthloo
Wigeon – 4 on Lower Moors Pool
Spoonbill – 3 on Green Island
Buzzard – 1 flew over Tresco Cricket pitch
Lapwing –1 on Pungies Lane, 1 flew over Samson Hill, Bryher, 2 flew over Tresco
Golden Plover – 1 over the Golf Course
Bar-tailed Godwit – 9 Bar Point
Whimbrel – 2 The Rass
Woodcock – 1 Porth Hellick
Jack Snipe – 1 on the Great Pool, Tresco, opposite David Hunt hide
Mediterranean Gull –8 Bar Point, 19 from Pendrathen
Yellow-legged Gull – 1 Periglis
Barn Owl – 1 in a tree on Pool Road, Tresco (a genuine Scilly Rarity)
Short-eared Owl – 1 Troy Town, St. Agnes
Great Spotted Woodpecker – 1 still in Holy Vale
Merlin – 1 over St. Martin’s, 1 Gugh, 2 Telegraph
Hooded Crow – 1 Dolphin House, Tresco
Skylark – 24 Porth Hellick, 1 Peninnis, 4 Bryher
Cetti’s Warbler – 1 Lower Moors
Siberian Chiffchaff – 1 Bryher
Yellow-browed Warbler – Numbers were down on the past week, 7 on St. Mary’s, 2 on Tresco, 3 St. Martin’s and 2 St. Agnes
Firecrest – 1 by the Tennis Courts on Bryher
Ring Ouzel – 1 on the west side of Peninnis, 1 Troy Town, St. Agnes, 1 west of St. Martin’s School, 2 behind the Reading Room Cottage, Tresco
Spotted Flycatcher – 1 in the Parsonage Garden, St. Agnes
Nightingale – 1 still Little Porth
Pied Flycatcher – 1 Dolphin House, Tresco, 1 behind Seven Stones Pub, St. Martin’s, 1 in the Parsonage Garden, St. Agnes
Red-breasted Flycatcher – 1 Carn Gwaval, 1 Gugh, 1 above the Seven Stones Pub, St. Martin’s
Black Redstart – A noticeable increase, 25+, 4 on St. Martin’s, 3 on St. Agnes, 3 Gugh, 2 on Tresco and 2 on Bryher
Whinchat – 1 Bryher Dump
Yellow Wagtail – 1 over Harry’s Walls
Grey Wagtail – 2 Town Beach
Brambling – 1 or 2 in a large finch flock at the bottom of Rocky Hills, 1 Bryher
Crossbill – 1 over the Garrison football field, 2 Golf Course, 1 Bryher
Siskin – 11 Porth Hellick Loop, 1 Bryher
Snow Bunting – 1 still below Peninnis lighthouse
