Shelduck – 25th January
There were five Shelduck on the Slurry Lagoon this afternoon. There were also several Water Rail heard calling. PS.
There were five Shelduck on the Slurry Lagoon this afternoon. There were also several Water Rail heard calling. PS.
At last a Cetti’s Warbler has been heard again at the lagoons. It was heard in the reed bed on
The Bittern was seen again this evening dropping into its normal reed bed to roost. PS.
A Bittern was seen again in the Deep Pit. It was giving good views, right out in the open, as
A Peregrine was seen this afternoon, catching a Redwing and carrying it to a pylon to eat. There was a
A Bittern was seen again in the Deep Pit (RW). It was seen a couple of times, walking on the
A Cetti’s Warbler was heard this evening in the Slurry Lagoon reed bed. Hopefully they will hang on through this
The ‘Fat Hen Field’ at the northern end of the Deep Pit has attracted a growing number of finches. So
Two Bitterns were found today in the Deep Pit, one giving prolonged views as it crouched within a reedbed, and
The Bittern was seen in the Deep Pit again this afternoon and flew to the same reed bed to roost.