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bird fishing, birding, birdwatching, British birds, Cardiff Bay, Cardiff Bay wetlands, Great Crested Grebe, grebe fishing
It was a lovely late autumn day, with a bit of a nip in the air but gloriously blue skies overhead and still a little heat in the sun. It was the perfect day, in fact, to stand on the boardwalk at Cardiff Bay Wetlands Reserve and watch this Great crested grebe catching itself breakfast, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner and supper, all in the space of just 6 minutes (I can tell from the times on my photographs).
No wonder this successful little fisher-bird was grinning so broadly as it headed into the reeds for a snooze!
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An interesting blog and more so because its local to me. Thanks.
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Thanks a lot, Dave. If this one is local, then there will likely be plenty more in your area. 🙂
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