Good to see a brambling in the garden today - we rarely do! Pity we can't read the ring details though. Hope it may come a little closer another day, for a better photo.
Notable Recent Sightings
| 20/04 | Whimbrel | 1, Dolydd Hafren |
| 12/04 | Black-necked Grebe | 1, in breeding plumage, Llyn Coed-y-Dinas |
| 10/01 | White Stork | 1, photo'd near Llansantffraid, present up to 28 Feb |
| 01/10 | Glossy Ibis | 1, photo'd by Osprey camera at Cors Dyfi |
| 17/09 | Grey Phalarope | 1 juv, Red Ridge Centre, Cefn Coch, photo'd |
| 29/05 | Pink-footed Goose | 1, over Welshpool, photo'd on 09/06 |
| 01/05 | Red-throated Diver | 1, Llyn Clywedog |
| 07/02 | Whooper Swan | 44, Lake Vyrnwy |
| 31/01 | Whooper Swan | 51, Haimwood, Llandrinio |
See Sightings Archive for older records |
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Hi, Sue,
ReplyDeleteIt could be one of mine. I've ringed about 30 in the garden in the last 3 weeks. Interestingly, males are outnumbering females by about 4 to 1.
I wondered whether it might be! It's been back this morning but only briefly, and although I took a couple more photos( through the window/condensation!) I still can't read the ring details. Will keep trying.
ReplyDeleteLucky you having so many in your garden - interesting ratio between males and females, as you say.
Well done.BUT, 30 is a bit unfair!!! Send some down-our female is quite lonely.
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