MARCH
A stunning Jack Snipe; the first bird to be ringed on Bardsey this year
Black Redstart
What remains of a washed up young Green Turtle found in Henllwyn last week. Only the third record for Wales!
The rather frayed Black Kite soaring high over Cristin. Another individual was reported from Anglesey later in the day; perhaps our bird heading north?
female Red-veined DarterBardsey’s first (and only) Blyth’s Pipit was found in 2005, then the first record for Wales, with today's bird becoming the third record for Wales, following one in Pembrokeshire in autumn 2014.
The short hind claw is visible in this image
the neat and evenly streaked mantle is clear in this image
Note the short de-curved hind claw
Short compact appearance
note the horizontal stance, the bird was never bold and upright as Richard's Pipit
the weak malar stripe and very light breast streaking
and the even and neatly streaked crown
Greenish Warbler
Storm Petrel
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