| Monday 25th June 2012 | ||
| The Little Swift was only seen briefly at New Brighton (Wirral),
whilst in Norfolk the Pacific Golden Plover flew off from Cley NWT this
evening.
Elsewhere lingering rarities included Gull-billed Tern on the Carmarthenshire/Glamorgan border, Iberian Chiffchaff in Somerset and Glossy Ibis in Pembrokeshire, whilst a Savi's Warbler and Glossy Ibis were both discovered at Tacumshin (Co Wexford). The best of the rest came in the form of White-winged Black Terns in Surrey and Kent, Rose-coloured Starlings in Lincolnshire and Anglesey, Icterine Warbler in Northumberland, Serin in Suffolk, Ring-billed Gull in Ayrshire and three flyover White Storks in West Sussex. Late news from yesterday related to a Spotted Sandpiper in Hertfordshire. |
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| - Stuart Piner, RBA | ||