Over high tide this morning, the
Black-tailed Godwit were roosting on the lagoon. I made a quick count of 479 before they moved off to the scrapes were no doubt they joined another couple of hundred. Amongst them were two
Knot and a colour ringed godwit.
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Colour ringed Black-tailed Godwit |
On the pools in front of the British Steel Hide were two female type
Garganey. Also present were eight newly arrived
Wigeon, 102
Teal, 48
Shovler, 44
Gadwall, four
Dunlin, 86+
Redshank, 35+
Greenshank and 20
Lapwing. A
Peregrine was also resting on a grass bank on the far side of the scrapes.
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Garganey |
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View from the British Steel Hide looking out at the Western Scrapes with the Loughor Estuary and Gower Peninsular in the background. |
A late
Swift was seen later in the day.
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