Wednesday 7th February 2007
	Although no new rarities were reported today, lingering species continued to perform well. The Barrow's Goldeneye in Forth was once again the top rarity but was supported by an excellent cast of species. Rare thrushes were represented by the American Robin in West Yorkshire and the Black-throated Thrush in Argyll. Rare wildfowl were comprised of the Black Scoter in North Wales, and several Green-winged Teal and American Wigeon across the British Isles. A pod of Killer Whales in the Firth of Forth have also proven popular in recent days with at least one individual present today, and as many as 5 present during the last week.
-  Simon Mitchell, RBA