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Montgomeryshire Barn Owl Status. Seen one of these? Please let us know where and when! Please contact us to report Barn Owl sightings or if you think you may have identified a possible nest site. The same contact can be used if you wish to join us or know more about the Groups activities. Tel - 01686 626603 / Mob - 07773 862427. Webmaster - mike@mbog.co.uk. The Barn Owl Trust. Barn Owl Conservation Network. Shropshire Barn Owl Group. Ruffled Feathers - Mid Wales Bird Ringing Group Blog.

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Graham's Bird Ringing Blog: September 2012

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Bird ringing from Mid Wales and beyond. Sunday, 23 September 2012. Sorry for the lack of new posts here lately. The news is, we're leaving Canna in mid October. Very frustrated with the management of the island, and upset to be leaving behind such a wonderful place, and some truly lovely people. Not suited to island life? Not at all. We're off to Shetland! No jobs to go to as of yet, but we'll find something soon, and in the meantime we're looking into various small business ideas. All for now,.

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Graham's Bird Ringing Blog: Now in Wales

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Bird ringing from Mid Wales and beyond. Thursday, 28 November 2013. Well, our little sojourn in Shetland is over and we've arrived back in the woodlands and mountains of the south. We're now living in the wilds of Powys, in the old county of Montgomeryshire with amazing views from our front windows across the Banwy valley to the Dyfnant Forest and the mountains the Berwyn, Hirnant and Aran ranges beyond. The Aran range in cloud. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Graham's Bird Ringing Blog: A Blustery Canna

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Bird ringing from Mid Wales and beyond. Monday, 13 August 2012. Just back on Canna after a week away. Had a quick walk around Sanday just now. The skies are very grey out there, rain is threatening, and the wind's blowing hard from the south-east. There's a good sized mixed flock of finches coming and going in our garden. About 60 birds in total, with Linnet, Twite, Greenfinch, and Siskin making up the bulk of the birds, plus a few Meadow Pipit and Pied Wagtail joining in the fun. View my complete profile.

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Graham's Bird Ringing Blog: Back to the tits

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Bird ringing from Mid Wales and beyond. Thursday, 28 November 2013. Back to the tits. I know this probably sounds strange, but having lived on remote Scottish islands for the last two years, there are a lot of common garden birds that I haven't seen, let along ringed, in all that time. So, today I opened a net in my garden in Wales for the first time since we got here a month ago. Nice to remind myself how much Blue Tits nip, and to get down to some simple ageing and sexing of common birds.

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Graham's Bird Ringing Blog: Leaving Canna

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Bird ringing from Mid Wales and beyond. Sunday, 23 September 2012. Sorry for the lack of new posts here lately. The news is, we're leaving Canna in mid October. Very frustrated with the management of the island, and upset to be leaving behind such a wonderful place, and some truly lovely people. Not suited to island life? Not at all. We're off to Shetland! No jobs to go to as of yet, but we'll find something soon, and in the meantime we're looking into various small business ideas. All for now,. High cou...

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Drawing Blog: April 2014

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Thursday, 17 April 2014. Latest exhibition of prints, paintings and some of the original Ceredigion bird report illustrations. At Ynys-hir until June 8 (2014). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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Kingfisher @ L’dod Lake. | Radnor Bird Blog

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August 5, 2015. Kingfisher @ L’dod Lake. A belated report of one from John Leafe-delightful news as we haven’t had one for a long time. Sand Martins and several Swifts low level hawking there today between showers. He also has both Flycatchers hanging around his garden. We seem to have Robins in all stages : probably 1st-3rd broods or just latecomers. Posted in Bird Sightings. Laquo; Llyngwyn Lake and Nantmal tip. Good news indeed about the kingfisher, it’s been years since I saw one at the lake.

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Drawing Blog: Skomer Day 11: Exercise Lines

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Monday, 19 May 2014. Skomer Day 11: Exercise Lines. View on emerging from the crevice. Today I decided to explore a part of Skomer I have never seen despite it being the number one destination for most visitors to the. Brush and ink - quick and fluid, possibly good for. The same ledge drawn repeatedly to record change. Later I explore further along the inlet out to sea and find a continuous ledge of guillemot, several hundred metres long. Evening spent painting studies at the Amos. Skomer Day 13: Last Day.

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Drawing Blog: May 2014

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Wednesday, 28 May 2014. Skomer Day 13: Last Day. Time-lapse ledge, showing imposter. I have had to manage my last day on Skomer carefully to make sure I collect all the information I need to help make the final scrolls for the exhibition in September. After this I move further down the Wick to add another line to yesterday's long ledge time-lapse drawing. I wanted to include midday because this is supposedly a quieter period for the colonies in comparison. 8pm at the Amos. Almost stealthy but not quite.