Wednesday 30th April 2008
	It has been a good wagtail week at Conwy RSPB - a stunning male Citrine Wagtail was found this evening, joining the presumed Spanish Wagtail. On Isles of Scilly a Lesser Yellowlegs was on St Mary's and the Pallid Swift remained on St Agnes. In Essex a Red-rumped Swallow arrived at Abberton Reservoir. The pair of Black-winged Stilts remained in Cheshire, as did the lone bird in Glamorgan. White-billed Divers were in Burghead Bay, Highland and off Lewis, Western Isles and in Lancashire the photogenic Ross's Gull continued to attract admirers. The King Eider lingered off Flamborough Head, East Yorkshire.
-  Stuart Piner, RBA