This one I bought from China:

It is supplied with a foam wind shield which doesn't work very effectively, if at all, to suppress wind noise in blustery conditions:

The best type of wind shield is a fluffy one which breaks up the wind but still allows the sounds you want to reach the microphone. I bought a cheap one to try out and fitted it over the foam:

A couple of days ago I was filming a Blackbird singing at dusk. There wasn't much wind but a couple of times there was a short blustery outburst. The fluffy shield coped well with that as you can hear, or not hear, on the video tomorrow.
I'll be interested to see how this performs. I meant hear sorry.
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