An easterly theme prevailed today with no sign of yesterdays magnolia warbler on Fair Isle but a Blyth's pipit on Foula, Shetland, paddyfield warbler on Fair Isle, river warbler on South Ronaldsey and a Blyth's reed warbler on Whalsey, Shetland meant the eastern influence maintained its grip. But best of all came from Inner Farne with a stunning White's thrush. There has been a single previous record of White's thrush in Northumberland from Holy Island on 2nd November 1914. Read Will Scott's account here:
http://dub-birder.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/white-magic.html#comment-form
