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| Wood WarblerPhylloscopus sibilatrix © Chris Thomas http://www.ceeege.com/Birds/Birds_BirdMenu.php |
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birding...Wales Blaenau Gwent County Borough (visit this page on fatfisherman.com) (visit this page on fatphotographer.net) |
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Trefil QuarriesSatellite ViewTrefil Quarries used to have Ring ouzel, raven, peregrine etc, but the quarries are in active use again. Use an OS map, and discover for yourself dipper, grey wagtail, common sandpiper, sand martins ,buzzard and sparrowhawk of course, raven, pied flycatcher, wood warbler, all 3 woodpeckers, common redstart, all the tits (except crested); red grouse are sparse. Chris Jones ![]() Birds of Gwentby Andrew Baker Helm 2007ISBN: 0713676337 Buy this book from NHBS.com Gwent Bird Report...available from Jerry Lewis, Y Bwthyn Gwyn, Coldbrooke, Abergavenny NP7 9TDGwent Ornithological SocietyWebsiteTJ Russell, The Pines, Highfield Road, Monmouth, Gwent NP5 3HP 01600 716266 - Home Page for the Gwent Ornithological Society (GOS) now up and running with news, the latest newsletter, meetings dates, links and more... Gwent Wildlife TrustWebsiteGwent covers the lower Wye and Usk river valleys and the Severn Estuary in South East Wales. In the last fifty years Gwent has lost two thirds of its ancient woodland and the lowlands surrounding the Severn Estuary are threatened by industrial development... Valley NaturalistBlogA natural history journal for Gwent… News, observations, field reports, identification, commentary, opinion, nostalgia, humour, free thinking… A local Biodiversity Action Plan for Blaenau GwentWebsiteConservation partners and plans... Ebbw Vale Owl SanctuaryWebsiteThe sanctuary is in Ebbw Vale, Gwent, and it is run by a man called Malcolm. He doesn`t charge a penny for entry into the sanctuary, you are free to donate anything you might wish to, whatever you can afford. All his owls are rescued birds which have suffered some horrible fate, or been injured at some time, and Malcolm takes them in and looks after them... |
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