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Friday, 2 March 2012
Long-eared Owl
(This is the first sighting in Cardiff for 18 years - to the day, when 3 were seen at the Wentloog Ind. Est. 2/03/1994)
5 comments:
Cheers! Clive,it flew out of the trees and passed about 8 feet from my waist,i tried to relocate it but had to leave.I know, 18 yrs!!!!!
Clive showed me 2 LEO's at roost in that area a few weeks ago and he's known about them for a while.I think he kept quiet because of the disturbance shown at other owl sites.
This site I believe was in Gwent and has recently been felled. The owls concerned may have dispursed and taken up new roost sites in the surrouding area. As far as I'm aware this is the first confirmed sighting in Cardiff for the period given.
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