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<blockquote data-quote="JWN Andrewes" data-source="post: 3527653" data-attributes="member: 7131"><p><strong>February 19th</strong></p><p></p><p>Over three hours trawling through the Scoter flock off Old Colwyn failed to produce any Surfies, but picked up year ticks in the form of several Red-throated Divers and a Long-tailed Duck, as well as drake Scaup as a plumage tick. I picked up just the one female Velvet wing flapping briefly but it was too far out for tickable views for the boys. Plenty of Fulmars on the cliffs, Turnstones on the beach and a single Rock Pipit right by the car as well got ready to head home leaves the year list on 110.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JWN Andrewes, post: 3527653, member: 7131"] [b]February 19th[/b] Over three hours trawling through the Scoter flock off Old Colwyn failed to produce any Surfies, but picked up year ticks in the form of several Red-throated Divers and a Long-tailed Duck, as well as drake Scaup as a plumage tick. I picked up just the one female Velvet wing flapping briefly but it was too far out for tickable views for the boys. Plenty of Fulmars on the cliffs, Turnstones on the beach and a single Rock Pipit right by the car as well got ready to head home leaves the year list on 110. [/QUOTE]
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