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Friday 14th August 2009  
  In Kent, the adult White-rumped Sandpiper was still at Elmley Marshes RSPB early morning only, and a Cattle Egret flew over this evening. Further west, five Wilson's Petrels were seen from pelagics off the Isles of Scilly, and the Lesser Yellowlegs remained on St Mary's, with the other adult still in Lothian.

Single Ferruginous Ducks were still present in Somerset and Fife, with two Ring-necked Ducks also in the latter county. The Great White Egret also remained in Somerset. Scarcities recorded today included Red-backed Shrike in Kent, Spoonbill in Oxfordshire, single Pectoral Sandpipers in Cornwall and Orkney and a Sabine's Gull in Essex.
Will Soar, RBA