Hen Harrier

 Male Hen Harrier from Pont Einon this afternoon giving very good views.

Gérard Fordham 

More from Will

Further to my report of the GGS at.Briamne I also had the Bean Geese and Russian  White-fronred Geese in the usual place south of Pont Einon, plus around 200 wigeon.  Also Hen Harrier south end of Cors Caron this afternoon and 3 Goosanders.

Will Davies 

Great Grey Shrike

 Great Grey Shrike by Brianne dam this morning.  Also wheatear by Nantynaen farm..

Will Davies 

American Wigeon

The drake American Wigeon off Patch midday  (the Teifi est)

American Wigeon, Sand Martins

The drake American Wigeon was feeding off Patch this morning (Alison Rees).

Eight Sand Martins at the mallard pond this morning (sev obs). Though an early date, the same week as last year..

Another goose update

 Bean Geese and Russian Whitefronts still in same place as on Sunday.

Will Davies 

goose update

 The White Fronted Geese were still present this morning but I couldn't see the Bean Geese though I was at the edge of my visibility range. Later, at Ty Gwyn pools a flock of 24 geese flew over my head that I could not identify and a few minutes later I located 8 White fronted Geese in a field west of the pools, so perhaps more to discover there. Also at the pools, huge flocks of plovers still present and a Goshawk too. On my way there; nothing at Llyn Fanod, Kestrel at Penuwch. Prior to all  this; 2 GW Egrets at Pont Gogoyan and another at Pant pool.

Rare geese

 Three tundra Bean Geese and eight Russian White-fronted Geese on field by the River Teifi up the road before Derlwyn, south of Tregaron. 

Will Davies 

These Ceredigion rarities were found by Arfon Williams earlier today.

Tanybwlch

 Today there was a  small flock of Ringed Plovers and two Great Crested Grebes out to sea.  There was also a partly leucistic Jackdaw in the fields.

Thomas Simpson 

Ynyslas in the rain

Much wetter than expected, but perhaps the silver lining was that just for a little white I had the tern posts to myself. The wader flock included 2 Greenshank, 17 Knot, 11 Grey Plover and a Turnstone. 

Perhaps for the same reason, at the Clettwr the White-fronted Geese (10) were only two fields away and the Dipper was back at the ford.