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Nashville Warbler offshore
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brucema...@gmail.com
Sep 28, 2016, 11:44:34 AM9/28/16
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This morning a Nashville Warbler spent time with a Savannah Sparrow hopping around on the back of the supply vessel that I am on near Hibernia - 325 km east of Cape Race. Other land birds on the ship briefly were Baltimore Oriole and 2 American Pipits.
Yesterday watched a Northern Harrier soaring high overhead. It never came down to rest on a ship or The Rig. I lost sight of it in a heavy rain squall as it was sailing off to the east. It appeared to be carrying a Work Visa for either Iceland or Ireland - couldn't quite make out the lettering.
B Mactavish
Yesterday watched a Northern Harrier soaring high overhead. It never came down to rest on a ship or The Rig. I lost sight of it in a heavy rain squall as it was sailing off to the east. It appeared to be carrying a Work Visa for either Iceland or Ireland - couldn't quite make out the lettering.
B Mactavish
David Shepherd
Sep 28, 2016, 3:56:57 PM9/28/16
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Bruce
No Swainson's Thrushes or Y-b Cuckoos? Two and 1 respectively have arrived in the Western Isles of Scotland in the last 2 days!
DS
No Swainson's Thrushes or Y-b Cuckoos? Two and 1 respectively have arrived in the Western Isles of Scotland in the last 2 days!
DS
Dave Brown
Sep 29, 2016, 3:06:02 PM9/29/16
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Dave
David Shepherd
Sep 29, 2016, 3:25:00 PM9/29/16
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New arrivals today - Rose-breasted Grosbeak (which you did have) and Eastern Kingbird - the first in Ireland, the second in the Outer Isles.
Scilly really is getting left out these days - just a Red-eyed Vireo so far - and Buff-breasted Sandpipers on St Mary's airfield; but they're all over the place as are Pecs.
Surprising numbers of Baird's ans Semi-pal Sands in particular.
I agree tomorrow could good.
DS
Scilly really is getting left out these days - just a Red-eyed Vireo so far - and Buff-breasted Sandpipers on St Mary's airfield; but they're all over the place as are Pecs.
Surprising numbers of Baird's ans Semi-pal Sands in particular.
I agree tomorrow could good.
DS
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