Wildlife I.D. Courses
Karen Bennett who is Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust’s Education and Community Manager has asked us to let you know that Attenborough […]
Water Rail – 21st February
A Water Rail was feeding out in the open along the bank of the Ouse Dyke this afternoon possibly because
Little Egret – 13th February
A Little Egret was standing on the edge of the ex Fat Hen Field this afternoon and three Shelduck were
Bittern – 1st February
This morning a Bittern was standing on the ice at the eastern end of the Deep Pit. The water is
Cetti’s – 28th December
A Cetti’s Warbler was singing quite strongly in the Deep Pit this morning. The Slurry is still frozen solid but
Winter Solstice – 21st December
It was beautiful at the Lagoons today. The Slurry is completely frozen and the Large Gravel Pit it partially frozen
Tree Sparrow – 4th November
Nine Tree Sparrows were flying up and down the hedges bordering S.T. fields of harvested corn. JMD.
Jack Snipe – 16th October
A Jack Snipe was creeping along the edge of the left-hand reeds on the Slurry Lagoon feeding and seven Common
Geese – 9th October
For the last few evenings large numbers of Greylag and Canada Geese have been flying on to the Slurry Lagoon