Friday 2nd February 2007
	The juvenile Pacific Diver continued to perform at Farnham Gravel Pits, North Yorkshire and often showed well to a still sizeable following. Elsewhere the American Robin was still on show in West Yorkshire, the Lesser Yellowlegs and Black-eared Kite were still available in Norfolk and the Isle of Bute, Argyll, continued to host the Black-throated Thrush. In Southwest England the Bonaparte's Gulls in Devon and Isles of Scilly and Spotted Sandpiper in Cornwall were the star birds, whilst Kent continued to hold the Long-billed Dowitcher at Oare and Falcated Duck at Cliffe. Late news from yesterday involved a report of a Cattle Egret flying over Pulborough Brooks RSPB, West Sussex and on Wednesday a Little Bunting was discovered at Amwell Gravel Pits, Hertfordshire.
-  Stuart Piner, RBA