Black-tailed Godwit – 5th July
A Black-tailed Godwit was on the Slurry Lagoon for most of the day. Up to four Grasshopper Warblers were reeling
A Black-tailed Godwit was on the Slurry Lagoon for most of the day. Up to four Grasshopper Warblers were reeling
Three Little Ringed Plover were on the Slurry Lagoon with the gulls and terns this afternoon.
A Red Kite was seen flying over the reserve early this afternoon. A Hobby was also present. On the Slurry
A Little Gull has spent most of the day catching small flying insects over the Slurry Lagoon, later on joined
Peter Smith There has been a steady increase in warbler numbers at the lagoons as the vegetation has developed over
A Black-tailed Godwit and a Redshank were present on the Slurry Lagoon in the afternoon. In the morning two Curlews
Seventeen Six-belted Clearwings were attracted to Rob Woodward’s pheromone lure on the Lower Path today. This is another nationally scarce
Sallow Kitten Moth caterpillar, found on Crack Willow by the river. Photo by Alan Edge.