FLINTSHIRE FACTS
County Recorder: Ian M Spence
Highest Day List: 103
Highest Year List: 174
Flintshire is home to some of North Wales' most important bird populations, not only the wildfowl on the Dee but also the wintering Twite population and the Little Tern colony in the summer. Over the years it has produced some great rarities including Broad-billed Sandpiper (2016), Richard's Pipit (2008), Long-billed Dowitcher (2010), Marsh Sandpiper (1990) and many more. Key sites include Connahs Quay Nature Reserve, Point of Ayr, and Nercwys.
STANDINGS
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David Winnard
Recently Added: Richard's Pipit 18th Oct 2019
Having only officially moved to the county in 2017; Richard's Pipit (2019), Lapland Bunting (2018, 2019), Yellow-browed Warbler (2018, 2019) and Snow Goose (2018) are some of the best. 200th bird was Spotted Flyctacher (2020).
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