| Wednesday 10th May 2006 | ||
| Shetland once again stole the limelight with a superb Scops Owl on
Mainland at Swining. Like the Collared Flycatcher - that remained nearby at Brow
Marsh – Scops Owl is becoming something of a Shetland speciality with four
records in the last six years. Notable finds elsewhere included a Lesser Scaup at Bramford, Suffolk in the evening (only the second county record) and a Black Stork present briefly on North Ronaldsay, Orkney. Both the Iberian Chiffchaffs remained at Postbridge, Devon and Pressmennan Lake, Lothian with sonograms of the latter bird's song confirming its identity. |
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| - Chris Batty, RBA | ||