Other than a flyover SERIN at Beachy Head
(East Sussex) this morning, little to shout about. The adult BLACK-WINGED
PRATINCOLE that relocated to Holywell Pond (Northumberland) with Lapwings last
night flew off strongly to the north at 1030 hours and was not seen again and
the adult summer SPOTTED SANDPIPER that spent yesterday afternoon and evening on
the Clyde at Baron's Haugh RSPB, Motherwell (Clyde) was NOT seen
today.
The 2nd-summer BLACK-CROWNED NIGHT HERON is
again showing reasonably well in Pittville Park, Cheltenham (Gloucs) (GL50 4LB)
while an array of GLOSSY IBISES include singles at Stanpit Marsh (Dorset), March
Farmers (Cambs), Frampton Marsh (Lincs), Fairburn Ings (West Yorks), Loch Leven
(Tayside), Dungeness (Kent) and Ulpha Meadows, Grange-over-Sands (Cumbria) and
at Carlton Marshes SWT (Suffolk) (the latter bearing a white darvic ring from
Coto Donana, Spain). Numerous GREAT WHITE EGRETS around including one commuting
between Otmoor RSPB and Farmoor Reservoir's Pinkhill Scrape in Oxfordshire and
another at Kenfig NNR (South Wales), with 20-28 SPOONBILLS still at Cley NWT
(Norfolk) and the adult again at Spade Oak GP, Little Marlow
(Bucks).
The first-summer COMMON CRANE remains at
Arram Carrs (East Yorks) (TA 053 448), as does the PECTORAL SANDPIPER at Cley
NWT, whilst on Shetland, the island of Unst continues to host both the LESSER
GREY SHRIKE at Baltasound and the PECTORAL SANDPIPER at Haroldswick Pools, this
latter site also producing a MARSH WARBLER today
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