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Female Marsh harrier around the mere this evening, no doubt attracted by the moorhen and coot chicks that are only just appearing. (unless I've completely missed earlier broods), Little grebe also have two young. 2 groups of well grown mallard ducklings. Large flock of around 400 young starling as well. 100s of Painted Ladies, counted 50 along the track and the surround...
From Vicky Pearson:
We were out last night (Sunday) to watch the solstice sunset from Carn Ingli. We sat for a the actual sunset on a big rock not far from the Bedd Morris car park. Out a sea, on the east side of Dinas Mountain, not far off the coast, we could see a huge raft of birds, so close together it was just a dark mass, with dots of outliers. (Between 9.15 &a...Exactly where I saw a singing male lesser whitethroat on 26.04 (see blog) today a singing male was moving along the roadside hedgerows in Butts Lane by the entrance to the north car park. As far as I could make out a brood was moving about - only brief views as they were keeping below the shrub canopy...(consults book)...says here they can have two broods?
Kayaking along the bottom of the woods at Goultrop Roads, little haven, I saw a pair of common sandpiper. The time is right for breeding as is the habitat (if a bit atypical)! The pair were behaving just like I've seen them when around nests in the lake district. Unconfirmed but interesting.