| Monday 12th November 2012 | ||
| Lingering rarities included Penduline Tit in Kent and Bee-eater
in Co Durham, whilst rare wildfowl included Hooded Merganser in West
Sussex, Lesser Scaup in Highland and Somerset, Red-breasted Goose
and Ferruginous Duck in Hampshire and Ross's Goose in Norfolk.
The best of the rest included Ring-necked Duck in Somerset, Hoopoe in Glamorgan, Yellow-browed Warbler in Lincolnshire and American Wigeon in West Yorkshire. Excellent numbers of Waxwings were again reported, including a flock of over 1,000 at Kyle of Lochalsh (Highland). |
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| - Stuart Piner, RBA | ||