Green Sandpiper – 4th April
This evening a Green Sandpiper was seen on the Eco-park. JDn
This morning the warm weather from the last two days had brought in a few new migrants. A Sedge Warbler
This morning there were two Shelduck on the Deep Pit. There are now seven Sand Martins by the railway bridge,
This morning there were two Blackcaps singing, six Sand Martin’s by the bridge on the river, ten singing Chiffchaff and
What was probably a Noctule was seen this lunchtime flying around close to the bird table. The three Sand Martins
Three Sand Martins have arrived and were seen over the river, close to the railway bridge. JDn. In the evening
This morning at least two Bearded Tits were present in the reed beds in the Deep Pit. LD/PD.
This afternoon a male Mandarin was on the Trent, near the Poulter Brook, and a pair of Goosanders were nearby.
This morning, during the Monthly Bird Count, a Great White Egret was seen over the Large Gravel Pit and eight
A pair of Goosander were on the river this morning and a large flock of winter thrushes were on the