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  1. Tim Hall

    Gwent birding

    Or better still, Goldcliff.
  2. Tim Hall

    Gwent birding

    Says 0719 on mine, but then it is now tomorrow (if you see what I mean). OK, then Mike, send the next Pom Skua or RL Buzz you see down here to Cardiff, and we'll say no more about it! I used to work for a lapsed birder in North East England. He was a bit of a tyrant until we the company were...
  3. Tim Hall

    Gwent birding

    Wot's it worth not to send this link to your boss?!!
  4. Tim Hall

    Gwent birding

    Or I may stay in and watch the cricket from Sri Lanka in the warm and dry!
  5. Tim Hall

    Gwent birding

    May try a spot of seawatching Sunday AM, give the winds time to blow the birds to us.
  6. Tim Hall

    Gwent birding

    Flipping strong! 25mph plus I think.
  7. Tim Hall

    Gwent birding

    Sent an email to some of the Glamorgan Birders to that effect this AM. It would be nice to see a couple of Leach's, but without the carnage that they must have endured last year. Seeing one blown backwards over the M4 at Eglwys Nunydd reservoir was not good.
  8. Tim Hall

    Gwent birding

    Nice pic of the duck. When I went on Saturday, it never stayed above the surface for for than a few seconds at a time.
  9. Tim Hall

    Gwent birding

    For the White Rumped Sandpiper at Kenfig (yes, I know, not in Gwent), just head down the track from the carpark to the pool until you reach a small sandy beach. Then turn right, over a couple of stiles and soon you should trip over the bird. We found it about 10 feet from us. If it's still...
  10. Tim Hall

    Gwent birding

    Short Eared Owl at Goldcliff again from 1715, until we left at 1830. We watched it from the seawall. It was perched on a fencepost near the haybales for quite a while. A very poor pic attached. Little Owl in usual tree and lots of Avocets on the shoreline. Earlier in GLAMORGAN, good views of...
  11. Tim Hall

    Gwent birding

    The Aquatic Warbler showed well on and off from 1655 (I'd gone to Goldcliff by then!) until at least 1845, when hunger took over. Just before I left at 1645, Gareth Stamp and another Glamorgan birder arrived, and I passed Luke's information on. They refound it quickly. Luckily it hung around...
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