Butterflies – 8th April
This morning, in brilliant sunshine, it was great to see butterflies taking to the wing. These were seen quite early
This morning, in brilliant sunshine, it was great to see butterflies taking to the wing. These were seen quite early
A Sedge Warbler was found on the Slurry Lagoon this morning and a House Martin was seen over the Large
A Little Ringed Plover settled briefly at the dry end of the Slurry Lagoon this morning. There were also two
Two Blackcaps, three Willow warblers, nine Chiffchaffs and two Cetti’s Warblers were heard singing this morning. There were also several
Today two Stoats were seen on the site, one was chasing the other. There were also three Willow Warblers, up
On the Severn Trent fields is a flock of approximately 900 Golden Plover. There is also one Wheatear. On the
This morning a Swallow and around 60 Sand Martins were seen over the Large Gravel Pit. There was also a
A Little Ringed Plover was heard calling as it flew over the dry end of the Slurry Lagoon this afternoon.
This afternoon a Wheatear was spotted at the north end of the slurry lagoon. Four Chiffchaffs were near the railway
Today seven more Sand Martins were seen flying SW over the reserve and two more were feeding over the Large