| Saturday 6th February 2010 | ||
| A Lesser Scaup at Burton Mill Pond (West Sussex) was the sole new
rarity found on Saturday. Lingering rarities included Black-throated Thrush
in North Yorkshire, Little Bunting in Highland and Black Kite in
Powys. In addition to the aforementioned Lesser Scaup wildfowl highlights came
in the form of Lesser Scaups in Glamorgan and Cornwall, Red-breasted
Goose in Devon, King Eider in Moray, Hooded Merganser in
Cleveland, Richardson's Canada Goose in Argyll, Ring-necked Ducks
in Cleveland, Carmarthenshire and Norfolk, Surf Scoters in Conwy (3) and
Devon and Green-winged Teals in Hampshire and Merseyside.
In Ireland the Thayer's Gull remained in Co Galway and a Glossy Ibis lingered in Co Cork. The best of the rest included Rose-coloured Starling in Cumbria, five Great White Egrets and four Cattle Egrets. |
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| - Stuart Piner, RBA | ||