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| (c) R.H.A. Taylor |
13 March 2011
Avocet in the Burry
Since the start of the new millennium this is only the fifth occurrence of Avocet in the Burry Inlet, all records being singletons. This bird was found at the Llanelli Wildlfowl & Wetlands Trust centre yesterday by Rob Taylor and was still present today along with a couple of Greenshanks and 200+ Black-tailed Godwits.
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2 comments:
Would it have flown north from the Exe ... ? Beautiful photo.
There is a lonesome bird that winters on the Towy Estuary each winter, which is perhaps a more likely candidate, especially as I've not heard of it as having been reported in the last few days.
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