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| The Arriva train on the road bridge at Cummins-coch Heading for Machynlleth |
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| changing trains at Machynlleth Station from here the train is split one train goes to Aberystwyth and I am heading for the north wales coast known as the cambrian coast line that goes as far as Pwllheli. |
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| Cormorants on the dovey Estuary sands |
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| Grey heron on the Dovey estuary |
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| Lots of Oystercatchers on the Dovey estuary sand banks this is part of the RSPB nature reserve |
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| the new promenade at Pwllheli looking from the train station towards the marina. |
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| a few oyster catchers |
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| redshanks off the promenade |
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| a lone curlew |
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| saw two ring-necked plovers one in Harlech and one in |
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| The Rock Pipit, Anthus petrosus, |
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| the little white egret first one i have seen since coming back from Egypt where i saw many, go to http://birdinginegypt.blogspot.com |
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| Male and female mute swan basking in the warm morning sun,with a few potchard ducks these were off the cob in Pwllheli |
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| male blackbird feeding on the rowan berries |
What a nice variety of birds! I wish that I had been interested in birds more when we visited Wales in 1990. Of course I didn't have a digital camera then either. Thanks for identifying that pod. I really was curious about it.
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