| Tuesday 27th October 2009 | ||
| A Black-throated Thrush at Scorriton (Devon) was today's star
discovery. Elsewhere new rarities comprised Red-rumped Swallows in East
Yorkshire (2), Gwynedd and Cambridgeshire, Red-throated Pipit over
Portland (Dorset) and American Golden Plover in South Yorkshire (for its
third day).
Lingering rarities included Brown Shrike (Surrey), Pied Wheatear (Fife), Citrine Wagtail (Isles of Scilly), Red-flanked Bluetail (East Yorkshire), Long-billed Dowitcher (Lancashire), Snowy Owl (Co Donegal), Radde's Warblers (Norfolk and Fife) and Ferruginous Duck (Somerset). Nine Great White Egrets included three at Leighton Moss RSPB (Lancashire) and two at Minsmere RSPB (Suffolk). Six Glossy Ibises and two Cattle Egrets were also reported. |
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| - Stuart Piner, RBA | ||