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| Sunday 29th May 2022 | ||
| The Eleonora's Falcon remained at Worth, Kent, whilst the roaming White-tailed Lapwing relocated to Bickershaw Country Park in Greater Manchester.
New discoveries today included a Gull-billed Tern at Radipole Lake RSPB, Dorset, a Black Stork over Newhaven, East Sussex, three Black-winged Stilts at Chew Valley Lake, Somerset, a Lesser Scaup at Marshside RSPB, Merseyside, single Black Kites over both Skewjack and Marazion, Cornwall and Martin Down, Hampshire, four Bee-eaters over Trentishoe, Devon, a Red-footed Falcon over Nanjizal, Cornwall and a White-billed Diver on Loch Ryan, Dumfries and Galloway. Other lingering rarities still present included the Moltoni's Warbler in Pembrokeshire, Sardinian Warbler and Red-footed Falcon in Kent, Great Reed Warbler in Norfolk, Iberian Chiffchaff in London, Roller in Cornwall, Squacco Heron in County Cork, Black-browed Albatross in Yorkshire and American Black Tern in Northumberland. Scarcity highlights included a Short-toed Lark, an Icterine Warbler, a Woodchat Shrike, two Common Rosefinches, five Golden Orioles, a Montagu's Harrier, four Honey Buzzards, an American Golden Plover, a Dotterel, a Temminck's Stint, two Pectoral Sandpipers, two Ring-necked Ducks, two Purple Herons, 16 Glossy Ibises, a Pomarine Skua, four Long-tailed Skuas, a Ring-billed Gull, three Iceland Gulls and four Glaucous Gulls. |
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| - Will Soar, RBA | ||
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