The Snow Bunting spent the best part of the day feeding on insects in the unusual location just near Carreg Bach
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Friday, 5 October 2012
Although it was a much breezier day with overcast skies, a few scarcities were again present on the island. The highlights of the day included a Barred Warbler in Ty Capel withy, the first Snow Bunting of the autumn above Carreg Fawr and a Yellow-browed Warbler again at Nant. Smaller numbers of common migrants saw only 65 Goldcrests remaining, whilst an Arctic Skua and Mediterranean Gull flew past at sea.
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