Friday 22nd May 2009
	Two male Subalpine Warblers were found today, with a Western in Cornwall and another on Shetland. Also on Shetland a Bee-eater was seen briefly on Fair Isle. A Caspian Tern flew over Freiston Shore RSPB, Lincolnshire, whilst, nearby, in Norfolk, a Black Kite flew over Breydon Water. Both pratincoles remained, with the Black-winged Pratincole in Kent and Collared Pratincole in Norfolk. The Savi's Warbler continued to sing in Essex, and the Pallid Swift was still in Merseyside.
-  Will Soar, RBA