NewsMap Lite - Rare and scarce birds in the British Isles today

Welcome to NewsMap Lite. Click on the symbols on the map to find the basic details on the latest breaking rare and scarce birdnews for Britain and Ireland.  To see details of each sighting you need to use the subscriber only "NewsMap".

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How to use NewsMap Lite
- single click on any symbol to get the info
- double click anywhere will re-centre map (and give you the info as well if you clicked on a symbol)
- zoom (to centre of map) using the slider bar in the upper left corner of map
- pan the map by holding down left mouse button whilst moving the mouse
- change the background by clicking any of the three options in top right corner of map

 
  News summary for yesterday  
  RBA subscribers click here for more daily summaries complete with weather charts
  Highlight of the day was the lingering Hermit Thrush on Isles of Scilly, whilst Lesser Scaup (Cornwall), Long-billed Dowitcher (Northumberland), Coues's Arctic Redpoll (Shetland) and Eastern Stonechat (Suffolk) all remained on show.

The best of the rest included Rough-legged Buzzard (Norfolk), Black Brant (Essex), Surf Scoter (Lothian), Ring-billed Gull (Co Kerry), three Great Grey Shrikes and Taiga Bean Geese, four Green-winged Teals, six Yellow-browed Warblers and Ring-necked Ducks and seven Tundra Bean Geese.<
-  Stuart Piner, RBA
 
 
 
 
 

 
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