Tuesday 22nd June 2021
	Two Black-winged Stilts appeared at Hickling Broad in Norfolk, a new Blyth's Reed Warbler sang on Scilly, and a Black Kite flew over Mullion Cove in Cornwall. Shetland's regular Snowy Owl reappeared near Ronas Hill. Still present were the Red-winged Blackbird in Co.Mayo, Least Tern in Co.Dublin, Black Duck in Co.Mayo, Iberian Chiffchaff in Suffolk, Caspian Tern in East Yorkshire, the two Great Reed Warblers in Nottinghamshire, Blyth's Reed Warbler in Staffordshire, Black-winged Stilt in Cornwall, White-billed Diver in Orkney and White-spotted Bluethroat in Gloucestershire. The flock of nine Bee-eaters remained on the edge of Great Yarmouth, while others appeared in Filby (two) and over Hickling Broad. Other highlights included Short-toed Lark (Shetland), two Marsh Warblers (Shetland), Melodious Warbler (Worcestershire), Grey-headed Wagtail (East Yorkshire), Common Rosefinch (Argyll), seven Rose-coloured Starlings, Night Heron (Cornwall), Red-backed Shrike (Shetland), American Golden Plover (Lancashire), Long-tailed Skua (Shetland), American Wigeon (Cambridgeshire) and two Glossy Ibises.
-  David Campbell, RBA