Your recent sightings at Conwy
Your recent sightings
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It’s beginning to look like winter again!
The winter season at Conwy generally means an increase in wildfowl on the lagoons, flocks of tits and finches feeding in the trees, and the presence of one of the reserve’s most sought after birds, the firecrest (library image by Bob Garrett). Th...
Posted 08 Nov 2020 by Tim Wallis -
Great whites, more autumn migrants and winter arrivals!
Great white egrets have remained one of the highlights on the reserve once again over the past month with a peak of six birds present together on the shallow lagoon on 13/9 and typically three or four birds seen on most days, generally moving...
Posted 26 Sep 2020 by Tim Wallis -
Autumn migrants and new moths!
The main highlights over the past month were a juvenile black tern (photo by Martin Neale) which was present from 22/8 to 23/8, and a wood sandpiper from 31/7 to 1/8, both of which were mostly seen around the deep lagoon. Great white egrets have...
Posted 30 Aug 2020 by Tim Wallis -
Great whites move in!
With the reserve trails having reopened to the public on 8/7, we've been fortunate to have had the daily presence of great white egrets for several weeks running (library image by Simon Knight). The first appeared on 28/6 and was joined by a secon...
Posted 19 Jul 2020 by Tim Wallis -
Finally - a spring sightings update!
Cowslips beside the shallow lagoon in early spring (Jonni Price) It’s been a while since the last sightings blog post for the reserve was published, and a lot has certainly happened over the last three months with seasons changing, migrant birds...
Posted 22 Jun 2020 by Tim Wallis -
Spring is here!
Along with the recent warmer weather, longer daylight hours and new leaves emerging on the trees, the sound of chiffchaffs singing around the reserve (photo by John Bridges, RSPB images) is a clear indication that spring has begun. These are one ...
Posted 22 Mar 2020 by Tim Wallis
