Just think what is being missed on Værøy! Yesterday the
birders on Røst visited the remote (and I think almost unvegetated island) of
Skomvær, the westernmost island in the Røst group. Here they had four warblers:
1 Willow (løv-), 1 Wood (bøk-), 1 SYKES (Rama-) and 1 SAVI’S (sumpsanger)!!
The Savi’s was first identified as a River Warbler but due
to the good pictures that were put out on the net of it in the hand I was able to help
re-identintify it as a Savi’s which in Norway is a much rarer bird. It would
also appear to be of the easteren sub species fuscus which makes it even
rarer.
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