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A welcome return - first sighting of a pied flycatcher in the woods right behind the visitor centre. What's going to be next?

also in are, Sand Martin, Chiffchaff, Willow Warbler, Blackcap, Swallow, Wheatear and Sandmartin,

Also News from

Bywyd Gwyllt Glaslyn Wildlife - Glaslyn Ospreys.

Rejoice!

The first egg was seen in the nest at 10.10 this morning.  Saturday 5th April 2014 Here is a link

http://www.glaslynwildlife.co.uk

Photo: The Glaslyn female certainly had that special glint in her eye when the sun appeared yesterday afternoon. Since 2004 she has laid at least 29 eggs that we know of. Is today going to be the day she lays her 30th?

 

Are you a member of the RSPB? Nature is amazing, help us keep it that way.  To join contact me on roger.whiteway@rspb.org.uk