Marsh Harrier – 24th November
The cream-top Marsh Harrier was seen again this morning, quartering the Slurry Lagoon reed-bed. There was a Peregrine on the […]
Goosander – 10th November
There were still at least three male Pintail on the Slurry Lagoon, still slowly emerging from their eclipse plumage. A
Marsh Harrier – 26th October
There are still at least four male and one female Pintail on the Slurry Lagoon. A flock of thirty Pink-footed
Glossy Ibis – 19th October
Early on there was a Great White Egret on the Slurry Lagoon, plus three Snipe and a Pintail. By mid-morning
Pintail – 18th October
There are now seven Pintail on the Slurry Lagoon plus one smart male Pochard. A Shelduck has also been seen.
Arctic Tern – 17th October
A Redshank was calling from the beach at the back of the Slurry Lagoon mid-morning, before flying off. The Pintail
Stonechat – 16th October
A Stonechat was seen in the reed-bed in front of the Causeway benches and later, probably the same bird, was
Bittern – 15th October
This morning a Bittern was seen flying into the Large Gravel Pit reeds and two female Goldeneye were on the
Common Scoter – 14th October
This morning three female Common Scoters were on the Deep Pit, seven Whooper Swans flew through to the north as
Ringed Plover – 13th October
This morning three Ringed Plover were seen flying around the Slurry Lagoon, also a Stonechat was in the reed-bed. Later,