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Hawkeye

Eyes and Ears Everywhere
Western Isles / Outer Hebrides bird sightings for today, 27th February 2022. Updated throughout the day

Lock na Tiumpan, Isle of Lewis
The drake *Ring-necked Duck* was there again today

Loch Branahuie, Isle of Lewis
2 Glaucous Gulls (adult + juvenile) were there today

Stornoway, Isle of Lewis
3 Iceland Gulls (adult + 2 juveniles) were in the harbour area

West Loch Ollay, South Uist
The three ***Lesser Scaup*** (2 adult females and a first-winter female) were again seen on the loch this morning. A Litle Egret and 12 Barnacle Geese were also in the area. A Slavonian Grebe was nearby on Loch Bornish
 

MisterT

Always Birding
7 Fieldfares are still with Redwings around Askernish and 7 Greenland White-fronts were on their favoured fields, the first time they have been seen there this winter. The Grey Plover is still amongst Golden Plovers on the machair
 

Bruce

Senior Member
Barra
Kumlien's Gull still at Borve.
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