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• include: June may bring elegant visitors such as spoonbill, whilst the breeding birds include avocet, bittern and bearded tit.

• see: Puna Ibises and Andean Gulls are often present in large numbers and with luck we'll see Andean Avocet as well.

• breed: The highlight so far has been its success in attracting Walesâs first pair of breeding avocets.

• find: During spring and summer you'll almost always find avocets here.

• have: This was a nice drive with quite a few birds and the very shallow lake had some distant Red-necked Avocets.

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• Andean: Puna Ibises and Andean Gulls are often present in large numbers and with luck we'll see Andean Avocet as well.

• American: There were also numerous White and Brown Pelicans and a flock of 200+ American Avocets plus many gulls and terns.

• elegant: Chilean and Andean Flamingos strut through the shallow waters, often keeping company with the equally elegant Andean Avocet.

• red-necked: A great find, and also a rarity here, was a single Red-necked Avocet - hundreds of miles beyond its normal range.

• lone: Beyond the wildfowl was a lone AVOCET, my first for the autumn and winter.

• distant: This was a nice drive with quite a few birds and the very shallow lake had some distant Red-necked Avocets.

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• sand: Avocet on the intertidal sand at Glyne Gap Beach.