Ramsey Island is an RSPB reserve off the coast from St. David’s in West Wales. Although we’ve been on a number of day trips in the past, no digital photographs were taken, and as such a recent visit consisting of a 6-hour long visit on the island followed by a 1-hour round trip by boat on the 19th of July 2018 is the only photographic record of bird sightings on the island.
There’s also an entry on Birdingplaces.eu.
The types of bird recorded during the visit are shown below
Note: (B) part of an existing blog – (NB) not part of an existing blog
ChoughB
CormorantB
FulmarB
GannetB
GuillemotNB
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| Observed in diminishing numbers on the rocky ledges of the west coast of the island. |
House MartinB
KittiwakeB
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| Blog 19 May 2024 |
| Observed on the rocky ledges of the sland, mostly near the southern tip. |
LinnetB
Meadow PipitB
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| Blog 23 April 2024 |
| Observed both in the northern meadows and the south-eastern slopes of the island. |
Red KiteB
Spotted FlycatcherB
WheatearB
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| Blog 9 May 2023 |
| Observed throughout the island, but mostly in the northern meadows and near Carn Llundain. |
Willow WarblerB
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| Blog 17 September 2020 |
| Observed on the south-eastern slopes of the island, as well as in the vicinity of the farm house garden. |
Note: (B) part of an existing blog – (NB) not part of an existing blog
Marnix's Bird Gallery 