Sightings
Andrew Cormack
Goldcliff lagoons
Sun 3rd Nov 2019
Main sighting: Raptors
Great views of peregrine sitting on the island; marsh harrier, kestrel and buzzard over
Iain Crawford
Tintern
Sun 3rd Nov 2019
Main sighting: Goshawks
2 goshawks, a buzzard, 4 ravens, 80 common gulls and a song thrush at Upper Hale Wood. 4 little grebes, 2 ravens and 4 jays at Fedw wood
Iain Crawford
Monmouth school fields
Sun 3rd Nov 2019
Main sighting: Common gulls
150 common gulls
Barry Embling
Big Pit, Blaenavon
Sat 2nd Nov 2019
Main sighting: Black Redstart
Around the buildings and carpark
Barry Embling
Big Pit, Blaenavon
Sat 2nd Nov 2019
Main sighting: Black Redstart
Seen around the various buildings this afternoon.
Ed Stevens
Sudbrook
Fri 1st Nov 2019
Main sighting: Great white egret
Late afternoon Great white egret flying north east over sudbrook saltmarsh. Mid afternoon Nedern valley pair of golden eye, 1 pintail, 10+ tufted duck. 5+ gadwall. Lots of Mallard, wigeon and teal.
Chris Stone
Sudbrook
Fri 1st Nov 2019
Main sighting: various
I recently reported two distant swans on the Severn which I was unable to identify to species but thought they were probably not Mute this report was completely separate to the Whooper swan sighted at St Pierre by other
Verity Picken
River south of Usk
Thu 31st Oct 2019
Main sighting: Smew
A Smew, first reported yesterday, was present this afternoon. Very flighty.
Allan Dowson
goldcliff lagoons
Thu 31st Oct 2019
Main sighting: Gadwall
At least 33-Gadwall,probably more amongst the reeds,from the extended platform.Also a male Marsh Harrier constantly being mobbed by a crow.10h00-12h00
Neville Davies
Pontypool
Wed 30th Oct 2019
Main sighting: Merlin
Female flying
David Smith
Blackrock
Wed 30th Oct 2019
Main sighting: Barn Owl
Barn owl hunting near the sea wall to the east of the Black Rock picnic site at about 4 pm.
Mike andJackie Pointon
Goldcliff Lagoons
Wed 30th Oct 2019
Main sighting: Goshawk
Highlights of this mornings hightide count 07:25 – 09-25. Goshawk an uncommon visitor to the lagoons, Marsh Harrier 1 Avocet 1 (with a damaged leg) Knot 2 Dunlin 300 Gadwall 25 Curlew 104. There were hundreds of Woodpigeons flying west in large flocks.