| Saturday 26th June 2010 | ||
| In Somerset, the summering male Little Bittern was seen again a few
times today, mostly in flight over Loxton Marsh, Ham Wall RSPB. The Tawny
Pipit remained for its fourth day on North Ronaldsay, Orkney, whilst
lingering wildfowl rarities included Blue-winged Teal in Cambridgeshire,
King Eider in Aberdeenshire and Ferruginous Duck in Suffolk.
Scarcity highlights were Rose-coloured Starling in Cornwall, White-spotted Bluethroat in Norfolk, Common Rosefinch in Perth & Kinross, Purple Heron in Kent, two Roseate Terns in Merseyside and a Great White Egret in Somerset. Late news from Lundy, where the Little Shearwater was heard again overnight on Thursday. |
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| - Will Soar, RBA | ||