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Glamorgan Rarities Committee (OOC Sightings): September 2012
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Rare or interesting bird sightings from outside our county will be shown on these pages. Photos or video links by birders from our area, or not, will all be welcome. Please send any photos or links to GlamRC@gmail.com. If you would like them to be published here. Monday, 17 September 2012. Melodious Warbler on Skokholm, Pembs. Some video of the bird is found on the link below. Melodious Warbler video - click here. Posted by Mark Hipkin. Sunday, 16 September 2012. Pectoral Sandpipers on Skokholm, Pembs.
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GRC Maps and Sites: Cardiff Area
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Port Talbot and Afan Valley. Neath and Neath Valley. Swansea and Swansea Valley. These pages will give the reader a very brief summary, both pictorial and written of the main birding sites in Glamorgan VC41. The summaries will include habitat details and OS refs. For a more detailed version the reader should cross reference with Birding in Glamorgan. Alan Rosney and Richard Smith. pub. 2009 by GBC). Beechwoods above South View. The Wenallt ridge in spring. Wharf = Warth or Warod from the old English).
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GRC Maps and Sites: Swansea and Swansea Valley
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Port Talbot and Afan Valley. Neath and Neath Valley. Swansea and Swansea Valley. These pages will give the reader a very brief summary, both pictorial and written of the main birding sites in Glamorgan VC41. The summaries will include habitat details and OS refs. For a more detailed version the reader should cross reference with Birding in Glamorgan. Alan Rosney and Richard Smith. pub. 2009 by GBC). Swansea and Swansea Valley. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Return to Main Pages. Records and Photos Archive.
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GRC Lists and Records: D-List History for Eastern Glamorgan
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County Lists and Record Holders. Cardif City and County List. D-List History for Eastern Glamorgan. Vale of Glamorgan List. Migrants: Arrival and Departure VC41. Spacer between pages and first page. D-List History for Eastern Glamorgan. Species added to the Description List (Eastern Glamorgan) and date of up-grade. Greater White-fronted Goose [2011]. Hooded Crow [2011] This species ceased to be included in the D-List 2005, however it is national rarity in Wales, and has been up-graded from 1st May 2011.
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GRC Lists and Records: County Lists & Record Holders
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County Lists and Record Holders. Cardif City and County List. D-List History for Eastern Glamorgan. Vale of Glamorgan List. Migrants: Arrival and Departure VC41. Spacer between pages and first page. Monday, 26 March 2012. County Lists and Record Holders. This page contains a breakdown of the county of Glamorgan in bird species lists:. All Records per GOS/GBC database - Last Up-dated 27/04/2013, 22/03/2014. Glamorgan [VC and Greater Glamorgan]. Isabelline Wheatear 2011 BBRC accepted April 2012. The list s...
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GRC Maps and Sites: Abbreviations
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Port Talbot and Afan Valley. Neath and Neath Valley. Swansea and Swansea Valley. These pages will give the reader a very brief summary, both pictorial and written of the main birding sites in Glamorgan VC41. The summaries will include habitat details and OS refs. For a more detailed version the reader should cross reference with Birding in Glamorgan. Alan Rosney and Richard Smith. pub. 2009 by GBC). These abbrviations of sites are the most commonly used by local observers in text. CCR = Cors Crycydd Reen.
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GRC Monthly Round-up: 2013 Monthly Round-up
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Bittern by J. Slocombe. A drake Ring-necked Duck. Was seen at Cosmeston CP 18th. The regular drake Lesser Scaup. Was seen intermittently at CBWR and Cosmeston most of month. A male Surf Scoter. A fem Velvet Scoter. Were found in a large flock of Common Scoter off Rhossili 29th. Black-throated Divers. Were seen in Oxwich Bay 1st and Tutt Head 2nd. Slavonian Grebes. Were at Wernffrwd 7th [5] and Burges Island 20th. A Great White Egret. Was at Llanrhidian Marsh 24th with two there 29th. A Black Guillemot.
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GRC Maps and Sites: Eastern Glamorgan Recording Area
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Port Talbot and Afan Valley. Neath and Neath Valley. Swansea and Swansea Valley. These pages will give the reader a very brief summary, both pictorial and written of the main birding sites in Glamorgan VC41. The summaries will include habitat details and OS refs. For a more detailed version the reader should cross reference with Birding in Glamorgan. Alan Rosney and Richard Smith. pub. 2009 by GBC). Saturday, 31 December 2011. Eastern Glamorgan Recording Area. Posted by Mark Hipkin. Return to Main Pages.
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GRC Monthly Round-up: 2011 Monthly Round-up
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Male] was present at Cardiff Bay till 4th, relocated at Cosmeston CP 16th till end of month. Six Velvet Scoter. Were seen off Aberavon Beach 9th with two there on 17th. Ruddy Ducks. Were reported at KNNR (max 5 on 8th) and Eglwys Nunydd Res (max 2 on 9th) . Two Red-necked Grebes. Were in Oxwich Bay 14th and 15th. Slavonian Grebes. Were seen off Whiteford Pt. max.3 on 3rd and 29th, Cosmeston CP 14th and Atlantic Wharf in Cardiff 18th-20th. A report of an ad. W Ring-billed Gull. Were seen together on the r...
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GRC Maps and Sites: Caerphilly (west)
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Port Talbot and Afan Valley. Neath and Neath Valley. Swansea and Swansea Valley. These pages will give the reader a very brief summary, both pictorial and written of the main birding sites in Glamorgan VC41. The summaries will include habitat details and OS refs. For a more detailed version the reader should cross reference with Birding in Glamorgan. Alan Rosney and Richard Smith. pub. 2009 by GBC). Caerphilly Common ST15-85- A good site for several species preferring higher ground. Return to Main Pages.
