Sunday 18th November 2007
	A Hume's Yellow-browed Warbler was found in Conwy, at Penrhyn Bay this morning, proving that this autumn isn't over yet! A Glossy Ibis appeared in Devon, at West Alvington, at the same site that one was present a few months back. Two Cattle Egrets were found, both in the southwest, with one on Scilly, which roosted on St.Mary's, and one in Cornwall briefly on The Lizard. The juvenile American Golden Plover reappeared at Ythan Estuary, Aberdeenshire, and the Great White Egret on the Western Isles has relocated to Benbecula. Late news concerning either a Pied or a Black-eared Wheatear on Friday in Devon was released, after an incorrectly labelled photograph was found on a website. Other lingering rarities today included Penduline Tits in Suffolk, Lesser Scaup in Somerset, Spotted Sandpiper in Glamorgan, Ferruginous Duck in Berkshire, and the Forsters Tern in County Louth.
-  Will Soar, RBA