Toby's Birding Blog

Friday, 14 March 2014

Great Spotted Cuckoo- again!

Once again I took a trip down to Giltar Point to see the Great Spotted Cuckoo.

What a fantastic bird!!!

Posted by Toby Phelps at 20:43

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Toby Phelps: Llanteg, Pembrokeshire, United Kingdom; I am a 22yo birder based in South Pembrokeshire. Recently graduated with a Zoology Masters degree from the University of Exeter's Penryn Campus in Cornwall.

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