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Sunday, 26 September 2010
Anybody care to guess the next rarity for our beloved Glamorgan?
Last in East Glam: Flat Holm 26/10/1988, mainland KNNR 3/11/1984. In the west, it's even earlier Whiteford NNR in 1983. I should imagine RB Fly would be a tick for nearly everyone. I missed the KNNR bird because I didn't know about it till it had gone - you see it does happen!!
23 comments:
Lesser Yellowlegs - at the Swamp please !
Glossy Ibis - Kenfig Saltmarsh
no
In for a penny in for a pound, Red eyed Vireo at Cwm Nash.
Yeh !! Me photographing another tern and getting the ID right this time.
I'll be ambitious and go for an American Robin at Rhosilli,silly I know but a man can dream !
Glossy Ibis is a good bet but as that's gone I'll go for Upland Sand having seen the forecast for this week....
Glossy Ibis is a good bet but as that's gone I'll go for Upland Sand having seen the forecast for this week....
Agree Glossy Ibis an odds on favourite but if its to be a yank how about Swainson's Thrush to beat the bookies.
Tut ! Tut ! it's obvious,Bairds Sand.
oh go on then i'll have go,how about aother Bobolink a'la RGW
Glossy Ibis would be a good candidate, i`ll go for Red breasted Flycatcher atNash.
RBF,long overdue,when was the last one?
Last Wednesday, took a while for news to get out!!
bloody gripvine,was it the one with the RF bluetail?
Last in East Glam: Flat Holm 26/10/1988, mainland KNNR 3/11/1984. In the west, it's even earlier Whiteford NNR in 1983.
I should imagine RB Fly would be a tick for nearly everyone.
I missed the KNNR bird because I didn't know about it till it had gone - you see it does happen!!
Yellow browed warbler in Nantyffyllon, unless someone can get a goodie before i release it!
Hopefully followed by a Pallas' in november.....
... and (really hopefully) a Dusky in december.
yellow billed flycatcher my ty talwyn
A new species for science! now that would cause some parking problems :-)
ha ha niceone sid it was supposed to be bellied looks like alex has won with his lesser yellowlegs.
It's not in Glamorgan though!
It's got to be the Lesser Scaup returning for another winter in Cardiff!
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