Fox and Gulls – 4th July
The gull roost on the Slurry Lagoon is beginning to build up again and today there were about sixty Black-headed
The gull roost on the Slurry Lagoon is beginning to build up again and today there were about sixty Black-headed
Found by the fence on the Deep Pit bank approx K6. It looks a bit like a Maiden Pink but
A Peregrine was seen this morning, carrying prey (probably a Sand Martin) up to the pylon to eat. As it
The Pyramidal Orchids on the outside of the northern bank of the Deep Pit are now out but, due to
Somewhere in the region of 2,500 – 3,000 starlings flew in to roost at the Lagoons this evening. It is
June, the month for moths. This is the month when most species and numbers of moths are usually recorded. The
A Hobby caused pandamonium among the Tern Colony this afternoon when it flew around the platforms. All the adult Terns
Two Ringlets, two Meadow Browns, two Small Tortoiseshells, a Large Skipper and several Latticed Heaths were flying early on this
A male Roe Deer was seen on the Lower Path this afternoon, before it disappeared onto the railway land. A
A female Pochard was on the Slurry Lagoon this afternoon with three recently hatched ducklings. A first summer Little Gull