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Ever so lucky to chance upon another buff-breasted sandpiper in North Wales this year. This time at Dinas Dinlle. Some record shots from this morning.
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Big movement of shearwaters past Labost headland, Isle of Lewis, today, with thousands of Manx and 507 Sooty Shearwater in 4 hrs, all flying southwest. Also a Grey Phalarope and a single Balearic Shearwater, a rare bird up here: too distant for a decent pic, but I tried anyway..
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Red-necked Phalarope on Afon Glaslyn at Porthmadog this afternoon. yipeeeee. @BirdGuides @rbnUK @BTO_Cymru
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Trwyn y Gwnhingaer, Aberdaron. Ebolion, Trwyn y Penrhyn, Carreg Cybi, Ogofeydd Gwynion, Ogof Lleuddad, Bae Aberdaron.
Afon Llifon fatha’r Afon Mara heddiw gyda gwartheg yn nofio ar ei thraws fel wildebeest. Welais i ddim crocs serch hyny. Wyddfa yn y cefndir
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Lwcus i ffeindio Gwylan Yr Arctig ar Llyn Bach Porthmadog hefo @iolallew heddiw. Hedfannodd i ffwrdd hanner awr wedyn yn anffodus
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Site meeting with @NTWales for Bioblitz later in year. 5 min opportunity to vac Llŷn site with no previous 🕷️recs. New regional records for Styloctetor romanus & Typhochrestus digitatus. Short fixed dune moss = reliable habitat to find these. @BritishSpiders @troellwr @TwyniByw
Clywad rhain yn mynd drosodd yn uchel iawn . Ar goll yn amlwg am nad ydynt yn gallu gweld tŷ ni yn twllwch
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This Nutcracker, Bonaparte’s Gull, Blyth’s Reed Warbler and Surf Scoter all finds within 5 miles of our house this year #DunnetBay
Rarity finders: Nutcracker in Caithness
@xemasabini discovered one of the birds of the year while working his patch one November morning, but frustratingly the mega in question got away: bit.ly/3qid8CJ
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One of the 3+ siberian chiffchafs seen and heard at Porth Meudwy this morning. Also a Fulmar flying around the cliffs.
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‘Nid wrth ei big mae prynu Cyffylog’; translates to ‘you don’t buy a Woodcock on the size of its bill’. A great saying in Welsh 🏴 much prefer it to ‘you can’t judge a book by its cover’. It’s amazing the variety in length of Woodcock bills. Superb birds 👍
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At least 12 wonderful Woodvock in Glanwydden fields this evening. A stomp around the fields with the torch produced 4 very close ‘bright eyed’ foxes, a badger + 3 Redwings. How on earth can you call Woodcock fair game in the shooting world?!! The poor things stand no chance 😡
Elyrch dôf Cors Ddyga prhynhawn ‘ma. Hefyd, Creyr Mawr Gwyn, Barcud, Hebog Tramor a ryw 500 Rhostog Gynffonddu, hefo @shr_thing #adarydda
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