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  1. Shirley Roulston

    White Wagtail or Pied.

    Sorry I didn't say the location, Aberdaron, Gwynedd. Taken 10th Sep 2021
  2. Shirley Roulston

    White Wagtail or Pied.

    I am an admin of my birding group, its not always easy to get the species right even with the Collins Bird book. As per usual there is doubt from various members as to the exact species. Please could I ask advice as to if this bird is an juv White Wagtail or a Pied.
  3. Shirley Roulston

    Teal

    Thanks for the replies.
  4. Shirley Roulston

    Teal

    Why has this Teal got a blue tinge rather than a green one. It was in Porthmadog to-day.
  5. Shirley Roulston

    Siberian Chiffchaff

    Should this Siberian Chiffchaff have yellow legs, please. The photo was taken to-day at Nefyn Gwynedd.
  6. Shirley Roulston

    Possible Pochard

    Tufted Duck is good enough for me, thank you for the reply.
  7. Shirley Roulston

    Possible Pochard

    Could this be the Pochard that was reported at Cricieth recently, to-day.
  8. Shirley Roulston

    Chiffchaff or Willow Warbler

    Thank you for the reply and I do agree with you as to its a Willow Warbler.
  9. Shirley Roulston

    Chiffchaff or Willow Warbler

    Even now after taking photos for 9 years I still get mixed up. Last night at 5pm got the dark photos and the legs are yellowy orange but the feathers point towards a Chiffchaff. Bad light last night nearly dark. Blue sky this morning and re-located the bird I think. Nefyn/ 26th Oct.
  10. Mediterranean Gull

    Mediterranean Gull

    The gull in front is a Black-headed Gull, the Med gull has no black feathers at all.
    • Shirley Roulston
    • Media item
    • gull med
    • Comments: 3
    • Category: British Rarities
  11. Shirley Roulston

    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Motley Crew'

    Yes, the big boys are in shore ( not town ) ready for trouble.
  12. Shirley Roulston

    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Bearded Tits'

    You must have been so excited, wonderful birds.
  13. Shirley Roulston

    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Beaver Damage'

    Didn't realise what damage they do.
  14. Shirley Roulston

    Comment by 'Guest' in media 'Side portrait of a Bempton Cliffs Gannet'

    Amazing shot of the eye, first class.
  15. Mistle Thrush

    Mistle Thrush

    A fleeting glance of this massive Thrush then he was gone.
    • Shirley Roulston
    • Media item
    • mistle thrush
    • Comments: 6
    • Category: Britain & Europe
  16. Shirley Roulston

    First-winter Dusky Thrush - Beeley, Derbyshire - 08.12.16

    These photos are stunning, the light is awful these days but that Thrush is a fantastic find.
  17. Black Redstart

    Black Redstart

    • Shirley Roulston
    • Media item
    • phoenicurus ochruros redstart black
    • Comments: 2
    • Category: British Rarities
  18. Shirley Roulston

    Black-headed Gull

    Many thanks for your reply that is very interesting. I'll see if I can do something with other photos.
  19. Shirley Roulston

    Med gulls ~ Morfa Nefyn ( Lleyn Peninsula)

    Sighted quite a few Med gulls in one week, here they favour a newly seeded field which is not far from the sea.
  20. Shirley Roulston

    Black-headed Gull

    Got a photo of this gull with one long silver ring and a much smaller ring. Sorry, but I cannont read any numbers. Was this Black-headed gull ringed in Britain does anyone know.
  21. Shirley Roulston

    Little Egret ringed

    Could I ask where did you see the Egret.
  22. Shirley Roulston

    Does anyone know what this is?

    A very small seed like Nijer perhaps. A very elapborate feeder.
  23. Shirley Roulston

    Willow Warbler or Chiffchaff

    Thanks very much.
  24. Shirley Roulston

    Willow Warbler or Chiffchaff

    These little blighters get me every time, beak of a WW or legs of a CC. Any ideas on this please? The trouble is there are young of both in my field which has been allowed to grow mad and these birds love it, the male Chiffchaff sings from the high trees, that's his contribution in bringing up...
  25. Shirley Roulston

    Wasp ID

    Many thanks for taking the time to answer, much appreciated.
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