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Monthly Archives: June 2014
Hawfinches in a Welsh churchyard
On a Friday afternoon recently I was on my way to a 5 p.m. appointment with a customer when I encountered a traffic hold-up in a mid-Wales town. I soon realised there was no chance of making the appointment so … Continue reading
Welcome to Pembrokeshire
This recent fine spell of weather has seen me rushing from one corner of Wales to another. The south-east for peregrines (see previous post), the north west for more peregrines , and earlier this week the south west. I ended … Continue reading
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Tagged bosherston, Castlemartin range, elegug stacks, liliy ponds, national trust, St Catherine's island, stack rocks, Tenby
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First flight
Earlier this week I whizzed down to south Wales in the hope of photographing peregrines at their nest site on a limestone cliff-face. It did not take me long to find another photographer with long lens and tripod … Continue reading
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Tagged fledge, fledging, Peregrine falcon, tamron 150-600 lens
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What a little hero!
There’s no doubt about it – terns are among my favourite birds. In Wales, the place to be for the tern-watcher is the Isle of Anglesey, and it was here that I headed late last week. There are a number of … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglesey, arctic, cemlyn, common, roseate, Skerries, tern
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