| Monday 12th June 2006 | ||
| Shetland hogged the rarities today with the outstanding highlight being a Paddyfield Warbler at Skaw on Whalsay. Elsewhere in the archipelago a
Red-footed Falcon paused briefly at Collafirth and on Fair Isle Short-toed
Lark, an Icterine Warbler and two Common Rosefinches were
all logged. Meanwhile, the Lesser Yellowlegs lingered at Gibraltar Point, Lincolnshire and the Red-footed Falcon remained at Marston Vale, Bedfordshire video clip 1 video clip 2 (video from Stewartby Lake Country Park). A Red-breasted Flycatcher and a Serin at Portland Bill, Dorset, and a fine Red-backed Shrike at Elmley, Kent were the best of the rest from around England. |
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| - Chris Batty, RBA | ||