Maesyfed/Radnor

Radnorshire / Sir Faesyfed vice county 43 Bird-recording in Wales is based largely on the Watsonian vice-county system. Radnorshire VC43 is the central third of Powys unitary authority. County Bird Recorder Pete Jennings, The Old Farmhouse, Choulton, Lydbury, Shropshire, SY7 8AH. Tel: 01588 680631 Email: radnorshirebirds@hotmail.com County Bird Report The Radnorshire Bird Report appears in the newsletter of […]
Penfro/Pembroke

Pembrokeshire / Sir Benfro vice county 45 Bird-recording in Wales is based largely on the Watsonian vice-county system. The boundaries of Pembrokeshire VC45 are very similar to those of Pembrokeshire unitary authority. County Bird Recorder Jon Green, Crud yr Awel, Bowls Road, Blaenporth, Ceredigion SA43 2AR Tel: 01239 811561 Email: jonrg@tiscali.co.uk County Bird Report Pembrokeshire Bird Report is published online, as is a […]
Trefaldwyn/Montgomery

Montgomeryshire / Sir Drefaldwyn vice county 47 Bird-recording in Wales is based largely on the Watsonian vice-county system. Montgomeryshire is the northern third of Powys unitary authority; records for the northern section of the recording area are shared with Denbighshire. County Bird Recorder Simon Boyes, Bridge Cottage, Middletown, Welshpool, Powys, UK, SY21 8DG Email: montbird@gmail.com County Bird Report Montgomeryshire […]
Meirionnydd

Meirionnydd vice county 48 Bird-recording in Wales is based largely on the Watsonian vice-county system. Meirionnydd VC48 is the southern half of Gwynedd unitary authority (south of the Afon Glaslyn), except for a small section in the northeast corner that lies in Conwy UA. County Bird Recorder Jim Dustow, Afallon, 7 Glan y Don, Rhiwbryfdir, […]
Gwent

Gwent vice county 35 Bird-recording in Wales is based largely on the Watsonian vice-county system. Gwent VC35 covers the eastern part of Caerphilly, Blaenau Gwent, Torfaen, Newport and Monmouthshire unitary authorities. A small area of Brecknockshire north of Ebbw Vale is included within the Gwent bird recording area. County Bird Recorder The post is currently vacant. County […]
Gwyr/Gower

Gower / Gŵyr vice county 41a Bird-recording in Wales is based largely on the Watsonian vice-county system. Gower is the western part of Glamorgan VC41, which is treated as a separate recording area from East Glamorgan by WOS and local bird recorders. Gower VC41a covers Swansea and Neath/Port Talbot unitary authorities. County Bird Recorder Eddie […]
Fflint/Flint

Flintshire / Sir y Fflint vice county 51 Bird-recording in Wales is based largely on the Watsonian vice-county system. Flintshire VC51 boundaries align closely with the boundaries of Flintshire unitary authority. County Bird Recorder Mike Pollard. newalesbirdrecords@outlook.com. County Bird Report Flintshire is included in the North-East Wales Bird Report, produced by the Clwyd Bird Recording […]
Morgannwg Dwyrain/East Glamorgan

East Glamorgan / Morgannwg Dwyrain vice county 41b Bird-recording in Wales is based largely on the Watsonian vice-county system. However, East Glamorgan is treated as a separate recording area from Gower by WOS and local bird recorders, and also includes the southern part of Brecknockshire around Llwyn-Onn reservoir. East Glamorgan VC41b covers Bridgend, Rhondda/Cynon Taf, Vale of Glamorgan, […]
Dynbych/Denbigh

Denbighshire / Sir Ddinbych vice county 50 Bird-recording in Wales is based largely on the Watsonian vice-county system. Denbighshire VC50 includes the eastern half of Conwy unitary authority, most of Denbighshire UA and most of Wrexham UA. The southernmost part of the vice-county is in modern-day Powys and records are shared with Montgomeryshire. County Bird Recorder Mike […]
Ceredigion

Ceredigion vice county 46 Bird-recording in Wales is based largely on the Watsonian vice-county system. The boundaries of Ceredigion VC46 (formerly Cardiganshire) are identical to Ceredigion unitary authority. County Bird Recorder Russell Jones, Bron-y-Gan, Talybont, Ceredigion SY24 5ER – looks after WeBS, county records and rarities. Email: russellbronygan@outlook.com County Bird Report The Ceredigion Bird Report is […]