Bearded Reedling – 15th October
This morning, as the sun rose, two cream-top Marsh Harriers were seen leaving their roost in the Slurry Lagoon reed-bed. […]
This morning, as the sun rose, two cream-top Marsh Harriers were seen leaving their roost in the Slurry Lagoon reed-bed. […]
There are still a few Swallows and Skylarks passing over. A great White Egret and a Little Egret spent some
This morning there was a light passage of Skylarks and Swallows. Three Golden Plover and a Lapwing also flew over.
This morning a juvenile Arctic Tern paid a brief visit to the Deep Pit. JV. Juvenile Arctic Tern – Jason
This morning a male Pintail was on the Slurry Lagoon . Over-night some additional Shoveler and Wigeon had also arrived.
This morning the foggy conditions made it difficult to see, but what sounded like a fairly substantial skein of Pink-footed
This morning the immature male Marsh Harrier was seen, mostly over the Slurry Lagoon reed-bed. For a brief period it
This morning large numbers of Hirundines, mostly Swallows, were feeding low over the water bodies. A small number of winter
This morning the Marsh Harrier was seen again, dropping into the reed-bed. Later in the morning nine Turnstones were seen
This morning a Black-tailed Godwit was on the Slurry Lagoon and a Green Sandpiper and Common Snipe were recorded. The