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The first two Wheatears had returned to the limestone pavements of the Great Orme this morning - always great to see. An influx of six Stonechats here too, with four birds together - 3 females all vying for the attentions of a cracking singing male. Other birds on the move included 30+ Meadow Pipits, 4 Siskin and 10+ Chaffinch. The Fulmars are back on the cliffs along Marine Drive and shwoing well, while Razorbills, Guillemots and Kittiwakes are all back on their breeding grounds. 2 Chough and Peregrine too.
Hi Marc,
ReplyDeleteI may well see you up there one morning this coming week, keep plugging away up there for that spring mega!
Cheers
Chris Bridge