Grasshopper Warbler – 15th April
This evening there was a Grasshopper Warbler reeling by Willow Pond, eleven Wheatears on the ploughed field beyond the Wader Scrape,
This evening there was a Grasshopper Warbler reeling by Willow Pond, eleven Wheatears on the ploughed field beyond the Wader Scrape,
This afternoon two Common Terns were back on their platform in the Deep Pit. JMD.
This morning a Lesser Whitethroat was heard singing near the metal gates. JMD. In the late afternoon a Grasshopper Warbler
This afternoon an Arctic Tern was seen briefly, feeding over the Large Gravel Pit. A Dunlin and two Little Ringed
This morning, on the bird count, lots more warblers were in, with several Blackcaps, Willow Warblers and Sedge Warblers singing
This morning a male Redstart was seen in the Plantation, near the Causeway end. A Sedge Warbler was singing down
This morning a Whitethroat was singing beside the river and a House Martin was seen. There are now four Wheatears
This morning there were three Wheatears in the ploughed field beyond the Wader Scrape. In the afternoon they were joined
This morning two Ravens were seen on one of the pylons. Two Blackcaps, a male and a female, were along the