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Moving off to Llyn Coed-y-dinas Sue and I found that there were now three Great Crested Grebe, all separated over different parts of the lake. A few Teal, Tufted and the Pochard male showed. A few tits, including a long tailed, showed. A very low Buzzard on the left hand side upset the Teal.
Only one Common Snipe visible, the other may have been in the vegetation.
Hi Brian think there have been 3 for a week or so i was there on saturday morning briefly and took a photo of the GCG but its beak looked a little shorter than the others i wonder if this could be a juvenile from last year?
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