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After leaving the tropics of Haverfordwest it was surprisingly cool with a bit of mist Brynberian side - not ideal for dragonflies, of which there were very few. Some conifers edging the moor have a few cones and crossbills were calling in them. Redpolls buzzing around as usual. Family of greenfinch in a cypress with a mixed flock of finches. Just a singl...


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 Last Sunday had 3 oyster catcher over the house that was an interesting record, but today noticing large movements of wood pigeon in the Cleddau valley………any one else 


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Just a bit of a guess, and not sure how or if even possible, but it looks like a hybrid Canary/Tenerife Blue Chaffunch. Unlikely presumably, to be a wild hybrid vagrant, so whatever it is, its most likely an escapee.

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Help!

From John Witehurst: In the garden today……think an escape/captive bred bird….but really little idea 


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We saw a Dartford warbler at Strumble Head at 8:15 this morning. It was about 30 mins south of the car park, just beyond a small reed bed. We are unsure of the age/sex but it seemed dark with spots on the chin but no “crest”. It was quite mobile, and we quickly lost it as it traveled north. Josh, Emi and Francis Daunt

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