Stonechat – 19th February
This morning there was a massive movement of gulls through the lagoons, especially Black-headed Gulls, mostly going between north and […]
This morning there was a massive movement of gulls through the lagoons, especially Black-headed Gulls, mostly going between north and […]
This morning a flock of about 25 Snipe flew into the Slurry Lagoon reed bed. The Stonechats were in the
This morning, during the bird count, the Green Sandpiper was seen in the Ouse Dyke again. There were also two
This morning the Green Sandpiper was in the Ouse Dyke, quite close to the footbridge, and the Jack Snipe was
This morning the Green Sandpiper was seen again in the Ouse Dyke, along with a Grey Wagtail. The Jack Snipe
This morning the Jack Snipe was found again on the Wader Scrape. The male and female Stonechats were in front
This morning a Jack Snipe was seen on the water’s edge on the Wader Scrape. There were also a male
This morning the Ouse Dyke produced Green Sandpiper, Kingfisher, Grey Wagtail, Chiffchaff and two Little Egrets. On the rough grassland
This afternoon at about 15.00hrs, ten Waxwings were briefly seen along the path on the NE side of the Slurry Lagoon.
The Green Sandpiper was showing well again in the Ouse Dyke. Also seen there was a Water Rail, Great Spotted