Red Kite – 25th March
As the air warmed up and thermals began to form the raptors began to soar into the sky. By midday
As the air warmed up and thermals began to form the raptors began to soar into the sky. By midday
The sleet and rain this morning has put some migrants down and the dry end of the Slurry Lagoon had
This afternoon, during the brief sunny spell, a Chiffchaff was heard singing in the Deep Pit, also four Meadow pipits
This afternoon three Peregrines were over the reserve. They drew attention to themselves by very loud and agitated calling. Two
Sunday 11th March was an exceptionally warm still day, perfect for coaxing raptors into the air. Several Buzzards were seen
This morning, during the bird count, two Rough-legged Buzzards were seen flying over the site. A total of thirteen Common
The first butterfly of the year was seen this afternoon – amazingly a Red Admiral was seen flying along the Ouse
This morning two male Goosander flew over the site. There was an Oystercatcher on the river bank and a Cetti’s