Ramsay’s MYRTLE WARBLER cruelly disappeared early on 1st, so it only just crept in to this month! An unseasonal Whooper Swan was on Anglesey on 30th and
(The monthly reviews are compiled for WOS by Robin Sandham. Birds on the BBRC and Welsh rarities lists are indicated by bold capitals) A WESTERN ORPHEAN
Compiled for WOS by Robin Sandham. Species in BOLD ITALIC CAPITALS are BBRC rarities and species in BOLD CAPITALS are Welsh Records Panel rarities. An
A ridiculously warm month saw Wales breaking temperature records in the last week due to tropical air flooding in from the far SW. It fooled
February’s tropical air soon became a distant memory as several Atlantic low pressure systems took control and brought things back to typical March weather. A
(Compiled by Robin Sandham for WOS. Birds on the Welsh Rarities list are indicated by BOLD CAPITALS and BBRC rarities are indicated by BOLD ITALIC
The queen KING EIDER remained at Ynyslas (Ceredigion) until 27th at least and the Ferruginous Duck was seen at Llan Bwch-Llyn Lake (Powys) until 25th, but revealed
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