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Tuesday, 26 November 2013
Bittern at Parc Slip
A Bittern at Parc Slip (25th Nov) taken by David Smith. This is the 3rd record for this species at this inland site.
Other News: At least 3 Bearded Tits present at CBWR & 1 still at Cosmeston. All 25th Nov
Fantastic! Thanks for posting David. Would it be possible for us to post the photo on our facebook page? Best wishes, Rose Revera Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales
Hi Rose -the photo was actually posted here by the Recorder, David Gilmore to whom I suspect David sent the pic. David may or may not follow this blog so you mitt do better to contact him directly.
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Fantastic! Thanks for posting David. Would it be possible for us to post the photo on our facebook page?
Best wishes,
Rose Revera
Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales
Hi Rose -the photo was actually posted here by the Recorder, David Gilmore to whom I suspect David sent the pic. David may or may not follow this blog so you mitt do better to contact him directly.
Thanks John, will try and get hold of David.
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