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Eyes and Ears Everywhere
Western Isles / Outer Hebrides bird sightings for today, 16th September 2019. Updated throughout the day
Port of Ness, Isle of Lewis
The Whinchat was still present this morning reported as "still looking fed up with life"
Barvas, Isle of Lewis
An adult **White-rumped Sandpiper** was seen on the beach late afternoon and still present in the evening
Seilebost, Isle of Harris
18 Common Scoters were seen there today
Balranald, North Uist
An *American Golden Plover* was with Golden Plovers in stubble fields circa 1 mile west of the visitors centre. 5 Lapland Buntings were also seen there today.
Stinky Bay, Benbecula
The juvenile *Sabine's Gull* was still present early morning and still there this evening
Eochar, South Uist
A juvenile ***Semipalmated Sandpiper*** was on the mud flats opposite Hebridean Jewellery this morning
Balnabodach, Barra
The ***Western Bonelli's Warbler*** was again seen there today
The Range, South Uist
A juvenile Pectoral Sandpiper was seen on the flooded machair by Launch Area 2 early this morning
Please Note:- The Range is "Active" today between 10:00 - 17:00 and hence there is no access to the area during these times
White-rumped Sandpiper (C) and courtesy of Josh Jones
Port of Ness, Isle of Lewis
The Whinchat was still present this morning reported as "still looking fed up with life"
Barvas, Isle of Lewis
An adult **White-rumped Sandpiper** was seen on the beach late afternoon and still present in the evening
Seilebost, Isle of Harris
18 Common Scoters were seen there today
Balranald, North Uist
An *American Golden Plover* was with Golden Plovers in stubble fields circa 1 mile west of the visitors centre. 5 Lapland Buntings were also seen there today.
Stinky Bay, Benbecula
The juvenile *Sabine's Gull* was still present early morning and still there this evening
Eochar, South Uist
A juvenile ***Semipalmated Sandpiper*** was on the mud flats opposite Hebridean Jewellery this morning
Balnabodach, Barra
The ***Western Bonelli's Warbler*** was again seen there today
The Range, South Uist
A juvenile Pectoral Sandpiper was seen on the flooded machair by Launch Area 2 early this morning
Please Note:- The Range is "Active" today between 10:00 - 17:00 and hence there is no access to the area during these times
White-rumped Sandpiper (C) and courtesy of Josh Jones