This vagrant female Rose-breasted Grosbeak crawling around in the grass at St Shotts lighthouse bucked the trend of Icelandic vagrants.
The aim of this blog is to promote birding activity in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Saturday, 26 April 2014
Icelandic Invasion - Cashing in the Chips for Day 1
Birding 13 hours leaves little time to deal with hundreds of digital photos at the end of the day. Attached are photos of the two Black-tailed Godwits and one Eurasian Golden Plover at Renews on 26 April 2014. Today there was a total of 12 Euro Golden Plovers seen at four locations in Newfoundland. This is only the beginning of an Icelandic Invasion. Will be hunting for Icelandic birds for the next two days. A few pictures of some nice birds from today.
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