Image of the frozen Lagoons
I came across this excellent image by ‘Christos the Greek’ today and thought I would share it:
I came across this excellent image by ‘Christos the Greek’ today and thought I would share it:
Jay Smith Some weeks ago now my Dad (Peter Smith) asked me if I fancied joining him and a bunch
Peter Smith There has been a steady increase in warbler numbers at the lagoons as the vegetation has developed over
The lagoons are a great place to start off the New Year, a refreshing walk to re-invigorate you after the holiday festivities will often be rewarded by some excellent birds. Entering the site from Teal Close you may see a flash of vivid blue as the Kingfisher zooms along the Ouse Dyke a little patience may gain you a view of this stunning bird perched along the bank. A Grey Wagtail is also often seen along the dyke, characteristically bobbing its tail and dashing along the muddy edges catching insects. . . . .
January Several species of bird reached peak numbers this month, with Teal and Mallard reaching the one hundred mark and