Saturday 14th June 2008
	On Orkney the male River Warbler continued to sing its heart out at Evie, Mainland. Elsewhere a Bee-eater briefly lingered over Minsmere RSPB, Suffolk, a singing Icterine Warbler was at Longwick, Buckinghamshire, the family of Black-winged Stilts remained a Neumann's Flash, Cheshire and in Ireland the adult Forster's Tern was once again at Tacumshin. A male Spotted Crake was heard at Grove Ferry NNR early morning, the Red-backed Shrike was still near Shopham Bridge, West Sussex and in North Yorkshire a Golden Oriole was at Yearsley Moor in the morning. At least three Waxwings were on Lewis, Western Isles.
-  Stuart Piner, RBA