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

Welcome to Rare Bird Alert's birdnews map for BirdForum. 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 the full details of each sighting you need to use the subscriber only "NewsMap". Know about something not yet reported today? Have an update? Please contribute your own sightings - full details of how to do that here

Also, you will see on NewsMap photos of the birds with each report where people have contributed photos, so if you have photos, please contribute and upload your own photos, or email us your photos to be displayed on NewsMap Lite.

NOTE: NewsMap Lite displays rare, scarce and mega birdnews and is a limited version. The subscriber-only versions: NewsMap and NewsMap Plus have full details of each sighting, filters, and other features available only to subscribers.  Note also that 'NewsMap Lite' does not show the news of all the uncommon species that we report on - this free version only shows the rarest. If you would like to see the subscriber version, you can get Details of Free Trial here.
 

 
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  Most recent RBA news as at 04:57 (Includes local news not shown on NewsMap Lite)
Below is the actual text of the 3 most recent messages to RBA subscribers. For how to access all messages: click here
  News summary for yesterday  
  RBA subscribers click here for more daily summaries complete with weather charts
  The highlight of the day was the continuing influx of Red-footed Falcons with 15 birds today comprising six in Suffolk (including five together on Norfolk border at Carlton Marshes), three in Kent, two in Cambridgeshire (together at Ouse Fen), and singles in Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Somerset, and County Wexford.

Other rarities today were both Spotted Sandpiper and Great Reed Warbler still in Cambridgeshire, three White-winged Scoters in Fife, Blue-winged Teal still in London at Rainham Marshes, Subalpine Warbler species, Savi's Warbler, Black Kite, and Red-rumped Swallow all in Cornwall, Red-rumped Swallow in the Isles of Scilly on Tresco, and Lesser Yellowlegs in both County Cork and North Yorkshire (2).
-  Chris Batty, RBA
 
 
 
 
 



 
 
 
   
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