28/2/22
- Whooper Swan (x10)
- Greenland White-fronted Geese (x7)
- Hen Harrier (male)
- Woodcock (x1)
27/2/22
- Skylark (a flock of 7 moving south)
25/2/22
- Greenland White-fronted Geese (x8)
- Peregrine (two separate individuals)
- Skylark (x5 first of the spring)
- Goldcrest (x5 singing)
24/2/22
- Turnstone (x29)
- Ringed Plover (x27)
21/2/22
- Hen Harrier (male)
- Greenland White-fronted Goose (x8)
- Guillemot (x2)
- Kittiwake (a steady passage north)
- Great Northern Diver
- Redwing
19/2/22
- Reed Buntings (a single flock of 18 birds!)
- Greenfinch (unusual on the island)
- Goldcrest (x3 in song)
18/2/22
- White-tailed Eagle (two birds reported recently)
- Cormorant
- Red-breasted Merganser (x5)
- Redshank (x5)
- Grey Seal
16/2/22
- Greenland White-fronted Goose (x33)
- Red-breasted Merganser (a pair)
- Woodcock
- Goldcrest (singing)
14/2/22
- Herring Gull (an unusual flock of 70 birds)
- Canada Goose (x4 very mobile – our first spring arrivals?)
13/2/22
- Greenland White-fronted Geese (x7)
- Red-breasted Merganser (x4 – 3 drakes)
- Great Northern Diver (x3)
- Black Guillemot
- Sanderling (x15)
- Ringed Plover (x60)
- Turnstone (x33)
- Woodcock (x7)
- Lesser Black-backed Gull (first of 2022)
- SNOW BUNTING (x2 on the machair)
11/2/22
- Great Northern Diver (x1)
- Guillemot (x2)
- Gannet (x1)
- Greenland White-fronted Goose (x7)
- Teal (x16)
- Curlew (x14)
- Turnstone (x9)
- Oystercatcher (x18)
- Common Gull (x47)
- Fulmar (freshly dead on strand line)
10/2/22
- Otter (x2)
- Great Northern Diver (x1)
- Gannet (x1)
- Peregrine (juv male)
- Oystercatcher (x28)
- Sanderling (x15)
- Ringed Plover (x45)
- Turnstone (x4)
- Twite (x30)
- Brown Hare (x4)
- Common Seal (x48)
9/2/22
- Great Northern Diver (x1)
- Grey Heron (x14 including 12 at nesting site)
- Barnacle Geese (two flocks of 20 and 87 away from usual areas)
- Snipe (x1)
- Curlew (x7)
- Redshank (x1)
8/2/22
- Buzzard (x3)
- Teal (x8)
- Dunnock (x1)
- Woodcock (x3)
- Pipefish (in the dunes!)
2/2/22
- Red-breasted Merganser (drake on sea)
- Snipe
- Great Northern Diver (x6)
- Merlin
- Sanderling (x10)
- Ringed Plover (x43)
- Turnstone (x4)
- Lapwing (x33)
- Curlew (x2)
- Common Seal (x90 hauled-up on rocks)
- three separate sets of otter prints
1/2/22
- Curlew (x51)
- Snow Goose (x6)
- Shag (several pairs on breeding cliffs)
- Sea Spleenwort (in abundance)