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Saturday 8 January 2011
Common Buzzards:Llanddeusant
There were half a dozen or so Common Buzzards feeding as well.
14 comments:
Anonymous
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What`s this!! Another Long eared owl claim and Ruddy Duck why is Clive keeping secrets??
Clive, in the last month alone you've found a great white egret, rough-legged buzzard, 2 baltic gulls, long-eared owls plus all the numerous padders such as waxwings, water pipits etc. Not bad going. Have you thought about going professional and starting your on bird tour company?
If you bite any harder you'll end up on display at Ashton's in the market! So the Ring-billed Gull is still around? Any particular age? Are you seeing it in any particular spot? I'm sure any 2011 year-listers would be grateful for some gen? Same applies to the Long-eared Owl. A roost? Bird watched hunting? Location? Etc If you suppress birds/ information then are you suprised when you don't get a call or given the info about the roost at Kenfig or news about rarities. Just a few thoughts! PS Take some pictures
With such a variety of roosting options for them at Kenfig the words needle and haystack spring to mind. I've seen single birds in the past in the north pool bushes sunning themselves in the early morning sun. Best ask Clive as he seems to know more about it than most?
14 comments:
What`s this!! Another Long eared owl claim and Ruddy Duck why is Clive keeping secrets??
Too right Clive.
Clive, in the last month alone you've found a great white egret, rough-legged buzzard, 2 baltic gulls, long-eared owls plus all the numerous padders such as waxwings, water pipits etc. Not bad going. Have you thought about going professional and starting your on bird tour company?
Clive ignore the sarcasm, from what I can see there's not many people the hours in that you do .
Vic your razors are shite!
putting in the
If you bite any harder you'll end up on display at Ashton's in the market!
So the Ring-billed Gull is still around? Any particular age? Are you seeing it in any particular spot? I'm sure any 2011 year-listers would be grateful for some gen?
Same applies to the Long-eared Owl. A roost? Bird watched hunting? Location? Etc
If you suppress birds/ information then are you suprised when you don't get a call or given the info about the roost at Kenfig or news about rarities. Just a few thoughts!
PS Take some pictures
Dont Bite mate just read and smile - read and smile, i did with the MARWA
Is this LEO roost at Kenfig in the now or past?
With such a variety of roosting options for them at Kenfig the words needle and haystack spring to mind. I've seen single birds in the past in the north pool bushes sunning themselves in the early morning sun.
Best ask Clive as he seems to know more about it than most?
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