Whether the winds blows from the east or west this year appears to make little difference to the quality of birds with a new Sora and Magnolia Warbler arriving from the west in last three days and three Yellow-browed Warblers and a juvenile Pallid Harrier arriving from the east.
Other migrants from the east recently include Song Thrush, 4 Chiffchaffs, a White Wagtail, Skylarks and Spotted Flycatcher.
Long staying american vagrants still present yesterday include Ovenbird, Yellow-throated and Philadelphia Vireo, Dickcissel, Rose-breasted Grosbeak and Indigo Buntings.
Amazingly on the 25th, the Blue Grosbeak was re-discovered after being absent for nearly a week.
For full daily logs see: CORVO BIRDERS
Sora, De Ponte (David Monticelli)
Pallid Harrier (Christian Leth) . A first for the Azores.
Yellow-browed Warbler (Darryl Spittle)
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