4th January – Little Egret and Bittern
This afternoon in the welcome sunlight particularly good views of a Bittern were obtained as it flew to and fro
This afternoon in the welcome sunlight particularly good views of a Bittern were obtained as it flew to and fro
Two Bitterns were found today in the Deep Pit, one giving prolonged views as it crouched within a reedbed, and
The Bittern was seen in the Deep Pit again this afternoon and flew to the same reed bed to roost.
The Deep Pit was the most productive area at the lagoons this afternoon, with a second winter Iceland Gull staying
A Cetti’s Warbler was singing quite strongly in the Deep Pit this morning. The Slurry is still frozen solid but
There were good numbers of Redwing around 350-400, 50+ Fieldfare, 1 Peregrine sat on the arms of one of the
It was beautiful at the Lagoons today. The Slurry is completely frozen and the Large Gravel Pit it partially frozen
An adult winter Mediterranean Gull was seen on the Large Gravel Pit this afternoon. RW.
During this morning’s Bird Count a male Goosander flew over the Large Gravel Pit and approximately fifty Pink-footed Geese flew
About 70 Wigeon flew NE over the reserve this evening. As dusk approached Redwings came into the Deep Pit scrub