Brambling – 17th December
The Ouse Dyke is loosing its attraction to fishing birds now and only two Little Egrets were seen this afternoon,
The Ouse Dyke is loosing its attraction to fishing birds now and only two Little Egrets were seen this afternoon,
This morning, on the bird count, there were six Little Egrets in the Ouse Dyke. Three Bramblings were heard as
This afternoon a Barn Owl was seen along the Ouse Dyke. JMD. The fishing spot is getting even more popular,
As we walked along the Ouse Dyke this afternoon there were five Little Egrets with a Heron and a Kingfisher
As the grip of winter tightens around the lagoons the Ouse Dyke has become an attractive area for the birds.
The two Little Egrets were on the Ouse Dyke again this morning and what was probably one of them was
At least four Little Egrets have been attracted to the Ouse Dyke by the shoal of Dace. There were two
The Large Gravel Pit had over 200 Coots on it this afternoon with good numbers of Gadwall and some Wigeon.
A male Merlin was seen today coming from the Railway Land and accelerating into the Deep Pit, its wings whirring
A Woodcock was flushed from near the metal gates this morning and two Snipe flew over the Lower Path, calling.