Waxwing – 17th December
A flock of about thirty Bohemian Waxwings flew along the Ouse Dyke this afternoon and at least three peeled off […]
A flock of about thirty Bohemian Waxwings flew along the Ouse Dyke this afternoon and at least three peeled off […]
As dusk turned into dark a Woodcock flew along the Deep Pit bank and onto the Causeway, landing a few
At around 3 pm a female Marsh Harrier was seen perched in a tree before flying closer and then disappearing
This morning there were large flocks of thrushes and finches along the railway embankment. There were hundreds of Redwings with
For those of you who can’t get down there to see it, the River Trent has burst its banks and
This morning the results of last night’s rain were obvious as you looked along the Ouse Dyke. It had obviously
A Brambling called as it flew over the dry end of the Slurry Lagoon this afternoon. PS.
This morning, during the bird count, there were several flocks of between twenty and sixty Fielfares seen. Redwings were present
This morning was cold and frosty and fairly quiet at the lagoons. Near the steps down to the Ouse Dyke
A Bearded Tit was heard in the reed bed in the NE corner of the Slurry Lagoon this morning. It