Only things of note was the huge Oystercatcher roost, at least 200-300, with a single Dunlin, could've been more but I only saw 1, and a couple of Cormorant low over the sea.
Quick visit following advice from another birder at RSPB Conwy.
Unfortunately no rafts of Common Scoters, no Red-breasted Mergansers or Divers of any kind that I saw, but obviously N.Wales is a good spot for these species, just none today for me.
Of note: -Oystercatcher in high numbers -Redshank dotted around -Dunlin few flocks flying around -Curlew possibly around 20 maybe more -Cormorant at least 20 -Gannet flying low over the bay (More out to sea) -plenty of Starling -few Meadow Pipit and Pied Wagtail over -plenty of Gulls mainly Herring and Black-headed that I could make out -and a Grey Seal bobbing in the bay eating what looked like a large fish.
...and if you're reading this, the 3 ladies that were really pleased I pointed out the Grey Seal, you made me chuckle when you said there's hardly any birds about, "What???" I said. "There's at least a few 100 out there"
