St Mary’s – TEMMINK’S STINT again today at Porth Hellick Pool from Seaward Hide. Common Whitethroat on The Garrison. Elsewhere, GN Diver off Peninnis, Cuckoo at Peninnis and Pelistry and Common Sandpiper at Porth Hellick Pool. St Agnes – White Read more…
St Mary’s – TEMMINCK’S STINT at Porth Hellick Pool from Seaward Hide until 20.09hrs when it flew to Porth Hellick Bay. First record from the islands of this species since one in September 2000. Elsewhere, GN Diver still in Porthcressa Read more…
The ISBG Noticeboard is now up and running for the year outside of The Pilots Gig Restaurant (rear entrance). Feel free to add your daily sightings to the list using the chalk provided.
St Mary’s – SHORT-TOED LARK on coastal path near airfield then flew towards Peninnis Head. Also Wheatear (8) and Cuckoo at Peninnis Head. Wheatears also at Porthloo (2) and Litttle Porth (1).Also Iceland Gull (2) at Dump this evening. Elsewhere, Read more…
Bryher – Redstart, Whitethroat, Hooded Crow and Golden Plover (5) on the Island today Tresco – Whitethroat, Sklylark and Whimbrel on Tresco today Samson – Whimbrel and Black-tailed Godwit near Samson St Mary’s – Great northern Diver (6) in The Read more…
St Mary’s – Red Kite still mobile around island. Hobby over High Lanes today. Iceland Gull still at dump this afternoon and Cuckoo at Carn Friars at 12.23hrs.
St Mary’s – Red Kite still at various sites over the island today. Grasshopper warbler still on The Garrison and Iceland Gull on dump this morning. (Thanks A.Hannington and J.Ray) Bryher – Hooded Crow this afternoon. (Thanks J.Ray)
St Martin’s – BLACK KITE reported over Middletown this morning at 11.10hrs then flew towards Tresco. St Mary’s – Red Kite still this morning over island. Iceland Gull (2) at Porth Mellon. Reed Warbler at Lower Moors and House Martin over Read more…
St Mary’s – Red Kite still over Telegraph this afternoon. Grasshopper Warbler reeling on The Garrison and Great-spotted Woodpecker at Green Farm. Elsewhere, Redstart (male) and Sedge Warbler at Porth Hellick this morning (per A.Fisher)
St Mary’s – Red Kite still at 13.35hrs appeared to fly out to sea from Peninnis head but was then located on St Agnes and over the north end of Gugh still at 15.00hrs.