| Thursday 15th June 2006 | ||
| A Great Reed Warbler at Sandwich Bay, Kent was the best new rarity
found today, where it showed on and off until at least early evening. At least 2 Bee-eaters
were heard as they flew over Titchfield Haven, Hampshire, and a Black
Kite flew east over Sennen, Cornwall.
The Scops Owl performed another late-night show in Thrupp, Oxfordshire, and the Marsh Sandpiper remained at Dungeness RSPB, Kent. Other long-stayers included the first-summer male Red-footed Falcon at Marston Vale Millennium County Park, Bedfordshire and Lesser Yellowlegs at Gibraltar Point NNR, Lincolnshire. |
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| - Stuart Piner, RBA | ||