Monday, 29 August 2016
Shanklin down etc
Despite a good hunt around I was rewarded with nothing new really. A larger number of tree pipits early on, but in the murky conditions, they may well have been the same birds hanging around unable to move on. The sun did break eventually so a pleasant walk. Hirundines were trickling through in largish numbers....
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Visiting brother (end of September)
Graham visited the island September 22nd - September 25th , so a shortish visit, but as ever, we maximised the time spent out in the field. ...

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A couple of days ago (October 15th), George found a Richard's Pipit along the coast and just west of the Lighthouse, which again was se...
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Yesterday (Saturday Oct 26th) Steve Jones put out news of a Yellow-browed Warbler and a possible Hume's Warbler , both along Bath Road ...
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Feb 14th : Found a 1st winter Caspo today (around midday) at Sandown Canoe Lake (in brisk easterlies), which didn't linger unfortunatel...
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