| Thursday 19th June 2008 | ||
| The discovery of an adult White-rumped Sandpiper at Grove Ferry NNR,
Kent this afternoon was the highlight of an otherwise quiet day, with other
rarities reported including an immature Red-footed Falcon at Lakenheath
Fen RSPB, Suffolk and two Cattle Egrets at Slimbridge WWT,
Gloucestershire.
Notable scarcities included a singing male Icterine Warbler in Lancashire, at Jackhouse Reservoir, Red-backed Shrike at Sea Palling, Norfolk, Common Rosefinch at Tyndrum, Forth, Rose-coloured Starling at Newburgh, Aberdeenshire and the vocal Corncrake remained in Berkshire. At least 84 Crossbills were seen in nine counties, so the influx continues. |
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| - Will Soar, RBA | ||