Sunday. Paul and I had a first nightjar visit of the year. 2 males getting territorial, with some excellent flight views on and off for 30 minutes, and another bird…

A Nightjar was churring intermittently between about 9.40 pm and 10 pm at Ty Rhyg this evening. After  that, we could hear a Tawny Owl, but we could hear no further…

A pair (male and female) of Crossbills were somewhat more confiding than usual in the high winds last Friday. 

I returned to Plumstone Mountain last night to see if I could find any sign of the Nightjar(s) I heard there just over two weeks ago. A surprise for me…

Ty Rhyg, a male Nightjar perched high up in a tree churring from 2305 – 2315 when flew. See Dave’s post below. The late evening in Ty Rhyg was made…