21st - 26th November

Highlights between the 21st to 26th of November included 22 Whooper Swan, 10 Russian White-fronted Goose, 5 Common Scoter, 2 Iceland Gull, a Glaucous Gull, a Lesser Black-backed Gull, the same juvenile American Golden Plover from earlier in the month, 5 Long-eared Owl, 4 Black Redstart, 2 Chiffchaff, 2 Goldfinch and a Little Bunting. 


Juvenile American Golden Plover (bottom right) Waterhouse. With Redshank, European Golden Plover and Turnstone.


Little Bunting Lenswick


Woodcock and Long-eared Owl
 




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