A Starling singing from Stoneycroft chimney brought a touch of spring. © Tim Jones |
Bird and wildlife news from Lundy Bird Observatory (discontinued Nov 2023). For the latest island updates visit www.lundybirdobs.org.uk
Wednesday, 16 September 2015
Tue 15 Sep – Balearic Shearwater & Grey-headed Wagtail
Tim Jones and Tim Davis report that the thunbergi-type Yellow Wagtail was still in the Lighthouse Field. A Balearic Shearater was seen off the Castle, the Buzzard was still present along the East Side and 2 Wood Warblers were in Millcombe and St Helen's Copse respectively. Other sightings include a Pied Flycatcher, 3 Firecrest, 5 Spotted Flycatcher, 6 Whitethroat, 12 Willow Warbler, 7 Chiffchaff, 12 Blackcap, 19 alba Wagtail, at least 4 definite White Wagtails and 3 Whinchat. Hirundine passage included 120 Swallow and 9 each of House Martin and Sand Martin. There were also 45 Wheatear, 400 Linnet and a migrating flock of 18 Cormorants over Old Light.
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