8th Fish Farm Knock: There was a Sparrowhawk in the main building at the fish farm this afternoon.  Colin Moody
8th Lochdon 8 Shelduck, Loch Spelve: 2 Black throated Diver, 2 Whimbrel. 
4th  Loch Buie: Great Spotted Woodpecker, Glen Byre; 4 Golden Eagles in air together, nr Standing Stone Circle; 3 Yellowhammers, Lochbuie village; 8 Great Northern Divers and 3 Red-throated Divers, Loch Buie; pair of Ravens at nest, Glen Byre track.  Ruth and Stuart
4th Loch Ba: 17 Whooper Swan, Slavonian Grebe, Goosander plus Meadow Pipits and Skylarks. Arthur Brown
4th Salen Daves Waxwing was still in his garden today. also a Brambling  (5th) around area gardens Felicity Pollard
3rd-4th Loch Ba: 4 Snow Buntings reoported here this morning Dave Sexton Arthur Brown
2nd Caliach Point: A male & female Gadwall at Caliach and 18 Golden Plover at Ulva Ferry.  Pam & Arthur Brown
2nd March  :  Langamull- Criug-Dervaig: 4 Crossbills, male Siskin in 'butterfly' display flight, group of half-a-dozen thrushes travelling together included three Fieldfares and three 'grey-backed' Song Thrushes (perhaps of continental race?), Woodcock  and partly singing male Goldcrests in Langamull forest. 2 Golden Eagles very high in sky, being mobbed by 6 Hooded Crows or Ravens; 2 immature (white wing tags) White-tailed Eagles, a Sparrowhawk and 22 Lapwings at Croig.20 returning Meadow Pipits and 8 Skylarks, Langamull beach, with 6 Great Northern Divers, offshore. Woodcock flushed at Penmore. 2 Greenshanks, 9 Snipe and 12 Ringed Plovers were at head of Loch Cuin at Dervaig.  Ruth and Stuart
1st of March:  there were 7 Common Scoters at Treshnish Point.  Anand Prasad
1st Loch na Keal: 6 Slavonian Grebes spotted (there must be more) Goldeneye, RB Mergansers, Mallard,  4 Great nothern Diver. Loch Cuin by Dervaig: 2 Greenshank, 6 Snipe, 5 Redshank, Ringed Plover.  Aros river: pair Dipper.  Alan Spellman
1st :  Loch Buie: 7 Great Northern Divers and single Red-throated Diver,  2 Redwings and a Woodcock flushed from under gorse at Glen Byre farm. Immature White-tailed Eagle, from main road, south of Lochdon
28th February : Gualachaoilish, (hill over Lochdon): Male Hen Harrier, Peregrine, Golden Eagle, Buzzard, Kestrel and 2 returning Short-eared Owls; also party of 14 Meadow Pipits back on high ground and Woodcock flushed. Ruth and Stuart