The early of the 15th was spent on the Garrison where I quickly had 3 Yellow-browed Warbler on Lower Broome and a Ring Ouzel above the Steval.
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| Ring Ouzel |
From there it was over to St Agnes where the Buff-bellied Pipit had relocated. Once the crowds had departed the pipit gave point-blank views.
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| Buff-bellied Pipit |
Back on St Mary's the Red-backed Shrike gave closer views behind the Longstone cafe and a ring-tail Hen Harrier did the rounds of the island.
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| Red-backed Shrike |
A naughty twitch to Lower Moor added Mandarin to my Scilly list.
The 16th was a quiet day but did give an Olive-backed Pipit.
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| Olive-backed Pipit |
The 17th gave a roosting Short-eared Owl at Harry's Walls and poor views of a Scilly tick White-fronted Goose.
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| Short-eared Owl |
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| White-fronted Goose |
The 18th was my last full day on Scilly and was spent on St Agnes where a Siberian Stonechat was on Gugh and the Buff-bellied Pipit continued to show at Horse Point.
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| Siberian Stonechat |
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| Buff-bellied Pipit |
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