Bearded Tit – 18th October
This morning some Bearded Tits were heard calling in the Slurry Lagoon reed bed. Eight Golden Plover nearly joined the
This morning some Bearded Tits were heard calling in the Slurry Lagoon reed bed. Eight Golden Plover nearly joined the
At about midday a Black Swan was on the Slurry Lagoon. In the evening several thousand Starlings came in to
This afternoon a male Stonechat was seen at the back of the Wader Scrape. Two Redwings flew over and four
On the Patch Watch today, 69 species were seen, including Willow Tit, Pink-footed Geese, Jay, Hobby and Mistle Thrush. Â PS.
Today there were five Pintail on the Large Gravel Pit with 260 Wigeon and there were 155 Shoveler on the
Today a Pintail was on the Slurry Lagoon and at dusk three noctules were seen feeding high above the lagoon.
This morning about 100 Pink-footed Geese flew over the site and a Willow Tit was seen along the Lower Path.
A Bittern flew from the Deep Pit to the slurry Lagoon reed bed at dusk. Â a Hobby was also around
This morning there was a female Wheatear on the fence beside the Deep Pit and a Black-tailed Godwit was on
This afternoon the Redstart was still present by the railway bridge and has been joined by two Spotted Flycatchers. In