| Monday 5th March 2012 | ||
| A Siberian Stonechat in Co Wexford and flyby Bonaparte's Gull
in Northumberland were today's headline discoveries, whilst a Long-billed
Dowitcher reappeared in Dorset. Lingering rarities comprised Common
Yellowthroat in Gwent, Spanish Sparrow and Dark-eyed Junco in
Hampshire, Hooded Merganser in Kent, Spotted Sandpiper in
Somerset, Paddyfield Warbler in West Sussex, Red-breasted Goose in
Hampshire, Lesser Yellowlegs in Cornwall, Lesser Scaup in
Gloucestershire and Glossy Ibises in Dorset (2) and Pembrokeshire (3).
The best of the rest included Rose-coloured Starlings in Ayrshire and Hampshire, Yellow-browed Warblers in Cornwall and Somerset and Pectoral Sandpipers in Ayrshire and Argyll. |
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| - Stuart Piner, RBA | ||